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2. mac - Is there a tool like WinSCP for MacOS? - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/255613

   WinSCP 5+ works well in Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) - MacOS 10.14 (Mojave) with Wine 3+. A word to the wise on using either Cyberduck or Firefox to transfer files. If you copy a file and OS X complains about it being damaged, it is likely that the quarantine extended attribute has been set. To remove it from a file: xattr -dr com.apple ...

3. WinSCP: Where can I find the list of successfully transfered...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/15182215

   Extract the name of subfolders and files after successful remote to local synchronization with WinSCP .NET assembly 1 Check if a file transferred successfully in WinSCP, when using the Session.PutFile function

4. How to run SUDO command in WinSCP to transfer files from Windows...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/34798936

   152. I know this is old, but it is actually very possible. Go to your WinSCP profile (Session > Sites > Site Manager) Click on Edit > Advanced... > Environment > SFTP. Insert sudo su -c /usr/lib/sftp-server in "SFTP Server" (note this path might be different in your system) Save and connect. Source.

5. Download files from SFTP server using PowerShell [closed]

   stackoverflow.com/questions/46660545

   Select the files for download in the remote file panel; Navigate to the target directory in the local file panel; Invoke the Download command; On the Transfer options dialog, go to Transfer Settings > Generate Code; On the Generate transfer code dialog, select the .NET assembly code tab; Choose PowerShell language. (I'm the author of WinSCP)

6. WinSCP - Download file from SFTP server to network location, then...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/66373896

   An "upload" to a mapped network folder is not a job for WinSCP. A mapped network folder behaves as a local drive. A plain Windows copy command will do. So first do your WinSCP download and then copy (it's not really called an upload) the files to the network drive.

7. file transfer - why is WinSCP so slow - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/216165

   Open a PuTTY terminal via WinSCP. Hover over PuTTY icon in the taskbar and right-click on the preview -> Change Settings. Connection > SSH > Uncheck Compression (if checked) Connection > SSH > Cipher > Move Blowfish up the list. Back to 10+ MiB/s compared to 50kb/s.

8. winscp - Copy and delete files from SFTP folder - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/56549402

   If you want to download and delete the files, you better use -delete switch of the get command. This way, you can be sure that WinSCP deletes only those files that were really successfully downloaded.

9. WinSCP - How to Zip, Download and Delete a file? - Super User

   superuser.com/questions/1200472

   If you are going to do this often and really want to auto-delete after download, you could modify the Powershell script to delete the files after download. I will explain this for WinSCP version 5.17.6. Open this file in an editor: c:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\Extensions\ArchiveDownload.WinSCPextension.ps1. Line 151 should contain:

10. How to download a single file using Session.GetFiles in WinSCP C#

    stackoverflow.com/questions/58760630

    So, basically I am trying to download only one file from the entire folder on my server. Folder "domain" contains those files right now: File1.txt File2.txt File3.txt. So, as I can see in WinSCP docs if I want to download only one file I still should use Session.GetFiles() (method docs) with full path to file. Okay, but I can't understand what ...

11. Using batch file and WinSCP to download files from the FTP server...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/43642035

    I am using the following code to transfer files from my FTP server to my local machine which works fine. "C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" /command ^ "open ftp://rnandipati:J13@Files8.