Core FTP

I would love to help you out but since my original post I have received a new laptop and lost all my coreftp sites and settings so I can't reference what I ended up doing.

When running coreftp via command line the -FN (rename) parameter is creating a folder with the name specified rather than a file. -site test -O -d /outbound/ETCTRN41215211I.* -p C:\Config\ -FN WFPD.pgp A directory is created C:\Config\WFPD.pgp If I do not rename the file it saves as a file: -site te...

I have build 1563 and the RNFR and RNTO commands are not working when I have subdirectories on the ftp server.

The following works:

RNFR %1
RNTO /Processed/%1

The following does NOT work:

RNFR /NorthAmerica/HQ/%1
RNTO /NorthAmerica/HQ/Processed/%1

I was able to get these commands to work on build 1563. However, now I am working with a file in /NorthAmerica/HQ/ that I want renamed to /NorthAmerica/HQ/Processed. The same command does not work when I specify the directory: RNFR /NorthAmerica/HQ/Sungard/%1 RNTO /NorthAmerica/HQ/Sungard/Processed/%1

I am trying to rename a file on the ftp server after transferring it (download). In Post Transfer Commands I have RNFR %1 RNTO %1.bak I have also tried RNFR /%1 RNTO /%1.bak RNFR //%1 RNTO //%1.bak None of these works, I get an error 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for 042408101818.mi00272a.p...

In fact, the only parameter that appears to change the directory is -d outbound/ZZS1/FILE1.??? (or FILE1.001, etc). If I use this parameter with the exact filename, it downloads. If I use it with the wildcards it does not. Works: "c:\program files\coreftp\coreftp.exe" -O -d outbound/ZZS1/F...

Neither of those worked.
When I run the command line with the full path it still connects to /usr/nn/gateway/mbox/fxf/DF6BXDV.

When I changed the RemoteStartFolder in the site settings to /usr/nn/gateway/mbox/fxf/DF6BXDV/outbound/ZZS1/ it still connects to /usr/nn/gateway/mbox/fxf/DF6BXDV.

Using the following command: "c:\program files\coreftp\coreftp.exe" -O -d /outbound/ZZS1/FILE1.??? -site RBC_NEW -p c:\config2\i2\comm\ -log WILDCARD.LOG This is what is in my log, note the directory did not change: Started on Thursday March 20, 2008 at 14:41:PMResolving ftpssl.rbc.com... ...

Neither one works. In fact, when I connect using any wildcards in the command line I don't see the directory change to the correct one (/outbound/ZZS1). The wildcards work fine if I use the command line containing the ip and login rather than using the site name, but I need to use the site name for ...

It's not the directory. This works:

"c:\program files\coreftp\coreftp.exe" -O -d outbound/ZZS1/FILE1.009 -site NEW -p c:\test\


This does not:

"c:\program files\coreftp\coreftp.exe" -O -d outbound/ZZS1/FILE1.??? -site NEW -p c:\test\

Only difference is the wildcards.

I cannot download files when using the command line parameters with a site but it works if I use the command line that does not use a site. The following works: COREFTP.EXE -d ftp://user:pw@site/dir/FILE1.??? -tls -p c:\dir\ This does NOT work: COREFTP.EXE -site NEW -d dir/FILE1.??? -oa -p c:\dir\ -...