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Additional AppleScript functionality for moving files on server #1045

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cyberduck opened this issue Feb 22, 2007 · 2 comments
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Additional AppleScript functionality for moving files on server #1045

cyberduck opened this issue Feb 22, 2007 · 2 comments
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It would be nice to be able to move files from one directory to another on an ftp server via AppleScript. Manually (drag and drop) I can move files from one directory to another but I want to do this in AppleScript. I do not want to have to download the files and then upload them to another directory just to move them! :-)

Also, a mechanism for handling "replace" both for this feature and also when merely uploading would be nice. (always replace, etc...) Right now when uploading I check for presence of file first if there, delete it, then upload. This is a common case so it would be great to have an additional flag that did this automatically.
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@dkocher commented

Having some problems with Applescript as usual (NSArgumentsWrongScriptError etc.)

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@dkocher commented

Use e.g.

rename item "Tashkurgan.jp2" to "t/Tashkurgan.jp2"

to move the file Tashkurgan.jp2 in to the folder named t in the current working directory.

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