Re: Ignore folder structure when copying the files.
So you want to write a script for this?
- martin
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Re: Ignore folder structure when copying the files.
You can use a search function in Windows File Explorer to create a list of those files. And then drag&drop those files to WinSCP remote panel.
Thanks, Martin.
I was actually hoping that there is a way to automate it somehow. Thanks for your reply.
- martin
Re: Ignore folder structure when copying the files.
You can use a search function in Windows File Explorer to create a list of those files. And then drag&drop those files to WinSCP remote panel.
- QooBass
Ignore folder structure when copying the files.
Hello,
Is it possible to ignore local directory file structure when copying files?
Let's say we've got a couple of files in subdirectories as follows:
./testa00.txt
./testb00.txt
./01/testa01.txt
./01/testb01.txt
./02/testa02.txt
./02/testb02.txt
Is there a way to put those 'testa*.txt' files on FTP server without copying the folder structure. Ideally, I would like all the files to be dropped into a single folder on the FTP server, is there a way to do it?
Thanks
Is it possible to ignore local directory file structure when copying files?
Let's say we've got a couple of files in subdirectories as follows:
./testa00.txt
./testb00.txt
./01/testa01.txt
./01/testb01.txt
./02/testa02.txt
./02/testb02.txt
Is there a way to put those 'testa*.txt' files on FTP server without copying the folder structure. Ideally, I would like all the files to be dropped into a single folder on the FTP server, is there a way to do it?
Thanks