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What you are looking to compare from winscp ?<br />
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though in linux you can compare file be below command.<br />
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diff file1 file2
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What you are looking to compare from winscp ?

though in linux you can compare file be below command.

diff file1 file2

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see both abc user and xyz has similar structure like<br />
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bea_domains/12/abc/servers<wbr />/<br />
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bea_domains/12/xyz/servers<wbr />/<br />
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now i want to compare abc's server folder with xyz servers folder to see whether both has similar kind of property files, config files then at later stage compare contents of each file
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see both abc user and xyz has similar structure like

bea_domains/12/abc/servers/

bea_domains/12/xyz/servers/

now i want to compare abc's server folder with xyz servers folder to see whether both has similar kind of property files, config files then at later stage compare contents of each file

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chow can i do using winscp opening on left-hand side one user right hand side other user?<br />
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chow can i do using winscp opening on left-hand side one user right hand side other user?
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Hi,<br />
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winscp how to compare 2 different unix users say xyz and abc by opening xyz on left hands side and abc on right hand side. As of now on the left hands side i was able to open my windows laptop folder structure like C drive etc and on right hands side i am able to open one unix user like abc or xyz etc. please advise
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Hi,

winscp how to compare 2 different unix users say xyz and abc by opening xyz on left hands side and abc on right hand side. As of now on the left hands side i was able to open my windows laptop folder structure like C drive etc and on right hands side i am able to open one unix user like abc or xyz etc. please advise

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