I've been looking through the docs but I haven't found any solution to my specific use case. Latest Version: WinSCP 6.1 LATEST Requirements: Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows 11 User Rating: Click to vote Author / Product: WinSCP Team / WinSCP Old Versions: WinSCP is an open-source free SFTP client, FTP client, WebDAV client, and SCP client for Windows. I don't know if you can check the Created By-timestamp in some way, or if I have to do some comparisons. To fix this I need to edit the FileMask to only download NEW files, ie files that weren't in the folder the last time the program was run. Thing is, as I'm about to publish this I realize that if I run this once per night, and it checks if files are modified the last 24 hours, it will just keep downloading and compressing the same files, as the modified timestamp will keep increasing for each compression. String date = currentDate.AddHours(-24).ToString('yyyy-MM-dd') Code snippet for this filemask: DateTime currentDate = DateTime.Now

Right now I have a filemask applied that makes sure that only images are downloaded, that subdirectories are excluded and most importantly that only files that are modified the last 24 hours are downloaded. I'm using WinSCP for downloading and uploading files. What it does is that it downloads images from my FTP, compresses them and uploads them back to the FTP. I've created a program that's supposed to run once each night. WinSCP is a popular open-source SFTP, SCP, and FTP client for Windows, designed to provide a secure way to transfer files between a local computer and a.

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