I have added topic on deleting files after synchronization to FAQ.

Waiting anxiously support for this feature!!! Thanks for such a great tool!

Have you implemented it as a new command, or as an option for the get command?

An option for the get command.

martin wrote:

Anyway deleting files after download is already implemented. It will be included into the next major version.

Waiting anxiously support for this feature!!! Thanks for such a great tool!

Have you implemented it as a new command, or as an option for the get command?

sapas wrote:

I need "move" functionality from script too.
The original move (mv) command works only on remote side and can't use * in file list.

mv can use * in file list.

Anyway deleting files after download is already implemented. It will be included into the next major version.

I need "move" functionality from script too.
The original move (mv) command works only on remote side and can't use * in file list.
User "nriggs" says "One-Way Synchronization, and Deleting" and this is a good approximation of this problem.
I want to use this feature to transfer EDI files from my customer.
Thanks

nriggs wrote:

Also, Is there a way to start WinSCP (via command line perhaps) and have it lunch directly into the Synchronization functionality. Or will I have to manually start it every time the computer restarts?

Use /synchronize flag. See https://beta.winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline

Yea, Synchronization isn't the right word I guess. But I basically need a way to move any files that fall into a specified folder to the remote location. The Synchronization options allowed me many of the options I needed: to monitor a folder and upload it when a new file landed – if there were only a check box to delete the originally files upon completion.

Also, Is there a way to start WinSCP (via command line perhaps) and have it lunch directly into the Synchronization functionality. Or will I have to manually start it every time the computer restarts?

mayhem wrote:

I too am looking for a function like this, Im using another program which generates various files into a local directory.

I hoing maybe I ca use your program to run an a scheduled script say every hour to transfer all files starting with names example* to a remote SFTP, once it's transferred them to delete from the local machine.

OK, this can be implemented. But it is not synchronisation. It's just uplod of the files, isn't it?