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seyedahmed

Re: Error on 2003 server

Please see the attached file for logs

Thanks
Seyed
martin

Re: Error on 2003 server

Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

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seyedahmed

Error on 2003 server

I have a console app (VB.NET) very similar to the example code presented on this site. When run interactively, it can upload/download via SFTP without issues. When run via a Scheduled Task, it runs silently without issues. However, when my RDP session to the server disconnects, the Scheduled Task runs, but WinSCP fails with error messages like this:


The WinSCP executable appears to have crashed. Log file C:\Documents and Settings\MyServiceAccountName\Local Settings\Temp\tmp112F.xml does not exist.

Please see the attached file for logs

Is there something special about running WinSCP from a console app running as a scheduled task that would cause this type of behavior?

Thanks
Seyed

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