jmnason
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FTP creates 0 byte file
Hi ya,
We are having an intermittent problem with FTP. At times while retrieving files from the FTP server, a 0 byte file is created. WHY?
We use Windows 2000 server and client. Is this a problem with FTP server or configuration?
Thanks!
We are having an intermittent problem with FTP. At times while retrieving files from the FTP server, a 0 byte file is created. WHY?
We use Windows 2000 server and client. Is this a problem with FTP server or configuration?
Thanks!
I usually find these kinds of files when the source file is not specified completely. For example, you may CD to a directory and then send that file:
put filename
However, the source file may not be there correctly. Better to use the whole path:
put some-directory\another-dir ectory\fil ename
put filename
However, the source file may not be there correctly. Better to use the whole path:
put some-directory\another-dir
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Alternatively you can simply ignore 0 byte files and then pick 'em up again next loop.
Pete