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rrigglebb

Is there anyway you can tell me how the GUI is setting the resumesupport value with uploading to a site. The GUI worked but the vb.net dll did not set it correctly because on the remote server it was there with no file name.
rrigglebb

martin wrote:

These:

. 2014-10-27 07:45:30.229 Copying 1 files/directories to remote directory "/******"


Here is that remote directory - N0010099
martin

These:

. 2014-10-27 07:45:30.229 Copying 1 files/directories to remote directory "/******"
rrigglebb

martin wrote:

I cannot help if you remove the target path from the log, what is obviously the key information in this issue.


Which line in the log are the referring to?
martin

I cannot help if you remove the target path from the log, what is obviously the key information in this issue.
rrigglebb

Here are those logs.
martin

Re: Resume Support DLL Issue

Please attach a complele session log both from GUI and .NET assembly.
rrigglebb

Resume Support DLL Issue

I am running winSCP 5.5.5 my issue is when I send a file to this one client per the GUI with resume support disabled it transfers correctly with the file name on their server but when I use the vb.net DLL TransferResumeSupportState.off it transfers to the client but there is no file name and no errors on my side.

I know this client has had issues in the past with WinSCP that is why they directed me to disable the resume support so I assume turning this off in the dll code would have worked as expected just like the GUI.

Here is the line in the log from the DLL transfer - Script: put -nopermissions -preservetime -transfer="binary" -resumesupport="off" -- "C:\SIMS\AUTOFTP\TEST*" ""

I think I read somewhere that someone suggestion was to put a / in the remote directory put statement for missing file names on the remote server I haven't test this yet.

The DLL transfer is using Windows 7 and the GUI transfer is using XP.

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

UPDATE - I tried setting the remote parameter to "/" that gave me an error of bad message from their FTP server. One thing I did find out is they don't support sub folders on their FTP server.