nikhilj1 wrote:

This works only when "Transfer each file individually on background by default" has been unchecked.

That's true. Will consider improving this.

martin wrote:

I have selected 5 files in the local directory that already exists in the remote directory. I have disabled No confirmations for background transfers. I started upload on background. On the first file I got a overwrite confirmation prompts. I selected Yes to All. I didn't get any more prompts afterwards.

Using 5.0.7 beta with SFTP protocol.

This works only when "Transfer each file individually on background by default" has been unchecked.

I want that When it is checked and I get a prompt to Overwrite files, 'Yes to All' applies to all the files.

I have selected 5 files in the local directory that already exists in the remote directory. I have disabled No confirmations for background transfers. I started upload on background. On the first file I got a overwrite confirmation prompts. I selected Yes to All. I didn't get any more prompts afterwards.

Using 5.0.7 beta with SFTP protocol.

DanielB wrote:

I have the same problem, only worse.
First of all, what he means is that he wants to be asked for confirmation to overwrite files ONCE per transfer. Disabling confirmation globally means no confirmations whatsoever.

In my case, "yes to all" does not work at all. Is this a bug? It has worked for 2 or 3 versions now.

What version are you using?
Can you send me an email, so I can send you back a debug version of WinSCP to track the problem? Please include link back to this topic in your email. Also note in this topic that you have sent the email. Thanks.

I have the same problem, only worse.
First of all, what he means is that he wants to be asked for confirmation to overwrite files ONCE per transfer. Disabling confirmation globally means no confirmations whatsoever.

In my case, "yes to all" does not work at all. Is this a bug? It has worked for 2 or 3 versions now.

I understand that. I gave you a solution for this. I just do not understand your objection agains the solution.

Ok. Again: That new feature will add each file as an individual item in the transfer queue. If every file will replace an existing one in the server, WSCP will ask for each file if they should be replaced or not. In this case, the "Yes to All" option will not work for all files queued in the transfer queue. Transferring a lot of files and answering the question for each one is very time-consuming.

Ricardo wrote:

I like to have one confirmation... but not one for each file...

I do not understand.