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I've set up an execution to move a file from the hard drive to an ftp, and it all works fine, except for the file landing on the ftp has 0 bytes.
Any idea what's going on there, and how to fix it?
Thanks!
Adam
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Are you able to upload a file using another FTP client on the same machine? Do you have "Use passive mode" enabled or not, and does that setting make any difference?
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With passivemode disabled, I'm able to send the file name, but with 0 bytes. With it enabled, it doesn't even send the filename.
I can send a file (and with the proper bytes) using Filezilla
Adam
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Here's a screenshot of my settings for the FTP transfer, and what happens with the file (it uploads the name, but with 0 bytes)
If anyone can see where I'm going wrong, please let me know! This is the last component that I need to make everything work smoothly
Adam
AdamInternational attached the following image(s):
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Unfortunately the screenshot's resolution is too low to make out any details. Perhaps it would be best to enclose a full-resolution PNG version of the screenshot in a zip archive before attaching.
In case the screenshot has any sensitive information (usernames/passwords/etc.), you might want to consider contacting Altova Support directly instead of posting in this public forum.
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