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I'm trying
to perform a transfer using a saved session, pushing a file up to
the remote system. I keep getting errors when I try this. What is
the proper syntax?
To upload a file to a remote system, use the following syntax:
SFXCL <localpath> /s <sessionname>
<remotepath>
To download a file from a remote system, use the following syntax:
SFXCL /s <sessionname> <remotepath>
<localpath>
Remember that session names are case sensitive, and require pathing
information. For instance, if the session's name is "Work"
and it resides in a folder called "My Sessions", you will
have to pass "/My Sessions/Work" to /S. Since this particular
path name includes spaces, it will have to be surrounded with quotation
marks when passed to the command-line utility.
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