cancel / erase existing file
Hello all,
debian server
We are 2 winscp users, "seb" and "geo", in the same group "group1"
when "seb" create file "test_seb.txt" on server with winscp , it is OK, file has "seb" as owner and "group1" as group
when "geo" create file "test_geo.txt" on server with winscp , it is OK, file has "geo" as owner and "group1" as group
now when "seb" wants to update "test_geo.txt", (download it on PC, modify it, and upload it in the same place on server), update is OK but owner don't change, it should be transform by "seb"
So with WinScp :
1 - download file
2 - modify file
3 - upload file to same place , overwrite the old one, to update it
=> owner don't change
but
1 - download file
2 - modify file
3 - delete old file
4 - upload file to same place
=> OK owner change
So is there an option to tell winscp : When there is overwriting => delete old one and replace by new one ?
Regards
debian server
We are 2 winscp users, "seb" and "geo", in the same group "group1"
when "seb" create file "test_seb.txt" on server with winscp , it is OK, file has "seb" as owner and "group1" as group
when "geo" create file "test_geo.txt" on server with winscp , it is OK, file has "geo" as owner and "group1" as group
now when "seb" wants to update "test_geo.txt", (download it on PC, modify it, and upload it in the same place on server), update is OK but owner don't change, it should be transform by "seb"
So with WinScp :
1 - download file
2 - modify file
3 - upload file to same place , overwrite the old one, to update it
=> owner don't change
but
1 - download file
2 - modify file
3 - delete old file
4 - upload file to same place
=> OK owner change
So is there an option to tell winscp : When there is overwriting => delete old one and replace by new one ?
Regards