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| − | Is it possible to set up a Watched folder in Filezilla? | + | Is it possible to set up a Watched folder in Filezilla? <-- Not currently |
It is possible to setup a default connection and connect to it at the start of the program? | It is possible to setup a default connection and connect to it at the start of the program? | ||
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== Filters associated with sites in site manager == | == Filters associated with sites in site manager == | ||
set of filters asociated with each "site" in site manager | set of filters asociated with each "site" in site manager | ||
| − | == Selecting all | + | == Selecting all nonexistent files for transfer == |
actually we do not have any easy way to select one-side-only-existent files (yellow marked). | actually we do not have any easy way to select one-side-only-existent files (yellow marked). | ||
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| + | Similar - a way to remove orphaned files from remote server. Files that need to be deleted from remote server. A way to remove all of them from the current directory and all inclusive. | ||
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| + | == What's the diff? == | ||
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| + | Would it be possible to do a Unix diff between the local and remote files? | ||
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| + | Once you find a mismatch in the file sizes and/or modification times it would be nice | ||
| + | to see the actual differences between the two files. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:36, 22 October 2023
Is it possible to set up a Watched folder in Filezilla? <-- Not currently
It is possible to setup a default connection and connect to it at the start of the program?
scheduling file transfer[edit]
How to schedule files transfer in a specific time?
Filters associated with sites in site manager[edit]
set of filters asociated with each "site" in site manager
Selecting all nonexistent files for transfer[edit]
actually we do not have any easy way to select one-side-only-existent files (yellow marked).
Similar - a way to remove orphaned files from remote server. Files that need to be deleted from remote server. A way to remove all of them from the current directory and all inclusive.
What's the diff?[edit]
Would it be possible to do a Unix diff between the local and remote files?
Once you find a mismatch in the file sizes and/or modification times it would be nice to see the actual differences between the two files.
