Thanks Martin, I will investigate further and report back if this is really the case. Would be a first for me where Windows is actually smart! :-)
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Re: Synchronising/mirroring local with remote directory fails
That's interesting. Possibly German localization of Windows is "smart" enough to consider the names to be the same. There's nothing you can do about it.
Edit 2021: This should not be an issue in the recent versions of WinSCP, which are Unicode safe.
Edit 2021: This should not be an issue in the recent versions of WinSCP, which are Unicode safe.
- Cantello
Synchronising/mirroring local with remote directory fails
Hi all!
I would like to use to keep my local music collection up-to-date with my NAS. All changes are made locally, the remote folder should be a mirror of the local folder.
To do this I use the following command:
Normally, everything works fine - however, when there is an additional directory in the local folder that differs from another one by an umlaut (
How could I achieve a complete mirror? The same happens btw when I open a regular WinSCP session and choose "Synchronise" from the toolbar while having the local and remote folder open.
Thanks! :-)
I would like to use to keep my local music collection up-to-date with my NAS. All changes are made locally, the remote folder should be a mirror of the local folder.
To do this I use the following command:
winscp.exe account@box /synchronize M:\Folder\ /server/folder /defaults
Normally, everything works fine - however, when there is an additional directory in the local folder that differs from another one by an umlaut (
Weißes Papier vs. Weisses Papier in this case), it is not detected and WSCP reports "no differences found". "Delete files" is active
How could I achieve a complete mirror? The same happens btw when I open a regular WinSCP session and choose "Synchronise" from the toolbar while having the local and remote folder open.
Thanks! :-)