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My script is:
trace c:\ftptest.txt
wsftpscrpt -s local:d\nctireport.csv -d
mysites!ncti:/nctireport.csv
I am running this from the WS_FTP Script
Editor/Debugger
Thanks again for your help.
From: Sleek, Benjamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 12:27 PM To: Fred Zierold Subject: RE: [WS_FTP Forum] Does ws_ftp create a log file when executed from the command line Whats your script file look like? Here’s an example of one of my scripts.
TRACE SCREEN LOG me.out ONERROR GOTO NOCONNECT CONNECT "Shared Sites!User Sites!eisconnect" CD . MGET *.txt CLOSE
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Ok... Progress I think.
I did a trace and got the following error in the log:
Set [trace
c:\ftptest.txt] successful
Any ideas? Not connected? That is what the command line command is supposted to be doing?
From: Sleek, Benjamin
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Have you tried creating a ftpscrpt file, instead of running from the command line?
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I used the console interface to ftp into the site and accepted the cert.
The FTP works perfectly from the user interface. I am able to transfer files without problem. However, the ftp is not completing the transfer from the command line. No errors generated.
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On Behalf Of Sleek,
Benjamin Does the client require a certificate for the server? If so, make sure the user that is calling the command has accepted the necessary certificate and that certificate is in the Trusted Authority Database for that user.
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Hi,
I am having problems debugging a command line issue. Basically, I am running the below command:
wsftppro -s local:d\ireport.csv -d mysites!ncti:/ireport.csv
I am getting no errors. WSFTPro does appear to execute for a second then shuts down. However, the file is not being transferred. This is a ssl connection and I was wondering if that is part of the issue. Thanks.
Fred Zierold Web Programmer/DBA Maher & Maher
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