Core FTP

I am downloading some small and large files. In order to save disk space on the server with the CoreFTP client, I am zeroing out the files after I have copied them to their actual destination. Unfortunately when I do this and do another download, an empty file is treated as if it didn't exist (I've ...

My statement doesn't actually use -d or -u. I have some scripts to create my command line and even though I list the path in the command line it is ignored. I only empty out the -u or -p. I should also empty out those additional items for clarity, but technically it makes no difference. I could swit...

I received an error where I couldn't establish a connection. The client had a return code of 0. The other thing that happened is that when the command initially completed the -dira file did not exist although shortly thereafter it did exist. I have three nearly identical find commands that run and t...

Sorry for the delayed response as I didn't get an email about your post. I didn't realize server type was even an option. It is set to Auto, but when I tried to change it to Connect:Enterprise, it told me that it requires Core FTP Pro. I am only using the LE version, so I cannot check if that would ...

Okay, I can work around that. Nevertheless, if you could add that feature to your customer wish list, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks,
Gary

When I attempt to upload a file with the option of -dira, the log shows the LIST command is run, but the file is not uploaded. The same behavior happens for downloading. Is it possible to run the -dira command alongside an upload or download command? Often, it's nice to have a snapshot of what was a...

Using "-p /ch172712/" still returns 0. Using "-p /" returns 4. In the log file it was attempting to 'CWD ' and threw an error I tried -p // and it then did 'CWD /' and again returned a 0. For the rest of my testing I will use this option. Finally I found something interesting. I ...

When I posted my command, I had redacted it a little. I've left more in this time. I did further testing and was able to get a return code 30 with corecmd.exe -s -site Bank_Test -A -O -u Z:\BNK-Bank\Bank\upload\ACH.txt -FN x380.acfhxx.w700 -log logs/log_ACH.txt -output logs/output_ACH.txt But, when ...

corecmd.exe -s -site x_Test -A -O -u upload/x -p /x -FN x -log logs/log.txt -output logs/output.txt

On an unrelated issue, the -log file has lines ending in CR CR LF. In notepad it looks fine, but in my nicer editor, every other line is blank. This is the log of the file not being there. [code] 09/09/11 15:32 Resolving x.com... Connect socket #508 to x.x.x.x, port 20021...220 Welcome to x. Time = ...

When running from command line using corecmd.exe, I attempted to upload a file that didn't exist locally. The job returned successfully, the -log file showed it uploaded a file, and there was a success entry in the -output file. Shouldn't this be setting a return code of 30 for file not found? Thank...

With build 1689, corecmd does not end with -dir while coreftp does return successfully.