Posted: 29 Jul 2009 16:03 Last Edited By: Dan | ||
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I have a unique requirement to upload a local file to a remote server where I have to upload the file to 2 locations. I do a ftpsetpath remote to LOC_A and that works just fine....no problems uploading the file. I then do a ftpsetpath remote to LOC_B. From log file....
Script Engine: Line 126: Executing ftpsetpath. Parameter(s): remote ~remote_path2 CWD /LOC_A/LOC_B 550 /LOC_A/LOC_B: The system cannot find the path specified. Script Engine: Script command error: Incremented internal error count to 1 The second ftpsetpath in the script appends the value to the existing ftpsetpath value. Does anyone know how to reset the value of ftpsetpath? Thanks |
Posted: 31 Jul 2009 22:54 Last Edited By: sysaxsupport | ||
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Hi Dan,
This may be due to how you specify the remote path. Can you post the exact command that you are using in your script? ------------------------------------------------------- Best FTP Server and Managed File Transfer |
Posted: 05 Aug 2009 20:33 | ||
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setvar ~remote_path, "home/wwts/customers/ice139/outbox/transmit"
setvar ~remote_path2, "home/wwts/customers/ice139/outbox/backup" then I do a ftpsetpath remote, ~remote_path; I upload the file and it works fine. The i do ftpsetpath remote, ~remote_path2; I get an error that it can find the path specified. |
Posted: 06 Aug 2009 17:30 Last Edited By: sysaxsupport | ||
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Dan,
Can you try specifying the path name with an initial forward slash like this: "/home/wwts/customers/ice139/outbox/backup" ------------------------------------------------ FTP Server Download for Windows |