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Hello,

Hopefully someone familiar with wget & wput on windows knows about this...

wput -v --remove-source-files --skip-existing --dont-continue %stfile% ftp://%ftpuser%:%ftppass%@%ftpserver%/inbound/%stfile%

basically this should not try to ftp the file if it already exists on the ftp site... however the file does not exist-- and it does not transfer the file

--remove-source-files is like doing a move, it still does not work if removing it--

it works correctly if the file is there--

Skipping this file due to resume/upload/skip rules. -- Skipping file: %stfile% FINISHED --17:37:30-- Skipped 1 file.

this might be a bug, but who knows...

wput is not as actively developed as wget--

thanks!

A: 

Sounds like a bug for me, but it works fine on Ubuntu 9.04. Weird.

File a bug report at SourceForge.

lfaraone
ended up using winscp
Scott Kramer