Magnus,

Post 1.4, the ftp implementation was updated to use the Apache Commons Net library so that was a fairly significant change.

Happy to work with you offlist if you can help me reproduce it.

Thanks
Andy

On 24/11/2015 22:15, Magnus wrote:
I am having an issue with an CFFTP implementation that has worked for years. The code was in service for about 4 years and worked fine.

The code is used to move some large files to an archive server so they don't fill up the main server. A few months ago we upgraded the OS on the archiving server. The OpenBD server was also upgraded from 1.4 to 3.1 Since there was space on the main server, I didn't need to run the archiving CFFTP code right away. Now when I run the code I am getting an error.

It seems to log in as I am getting this from dumping the CFFTP variable after the first two CFFTP commands.
struct
errorcode       230
errortext       230 User logged in, proceed. Logged out if appropriate.
succeeded
        YES

struct
errorcode       257
errortext       257 "PATHNAME" created.
returnvalue     /
succeeded        YES


Later in the code there is a test for cfftp.returnValue and it errors saying the variable is not present

I am able to successfully log in with the same credentials from other FTP clients. I am stumped.

My only guess is that the updated archiving server is maybe sending a new server key that need to OK'd. This always happens when I log in to a new or changed server with a regular FTP client. Is this possible and how would I get around it with CFFTP. Any other possible ideas?

Are there changes related to CFFTP between 1.4 and 3.X?

Thanks,
Magnus





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