Well I did find a way:
call cp -a "/source path" "/destination path"
Thanks for your help.
call cp -a "/source path" "/destination path"
Thanks for your help.
- Jaxisland
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- martin
Seems fairly straight forward. The only thing I dont see is a way to copy files on the remote machine. Say it has 2 hard drives. I want to take a folder from drive 1 and move it to drive 2. Is that possible?
There's mv command for that. But some servers does not allow you to move files across file systems.
- Jaxisland
Seems fairly straight forward. The only thing I dont see is a way to copy files on the remote machine. Say it has 2 hard drives. I want to take a folder from drive 1 and move it to drive 2. Is that possible?
- martin
Re: Job Scheduling
Please read FAQ. If that does not help, come back.
- Jaxisland
Job Scheduling
Is there a way to schedule jobs in WinSCP? I am connecting to a linux based vmserver, and I want to schdule a job to copy the files over once a week. I need them to go to a network drive.
I can do it manually just fine, but is there a way to have it done automatically?
Thank you
I can do it manually just fine, but is there a way to have it done automatically?
Thank you