v.5.1.4 ERRORLEVEL is equal to 0 after authentication failed :: Support Forum

kosmo
Joined:: 2013-03-04
Posts:: 2

v.5.1.4 ERRORLEVEL is equal to 0 after authentication failed

2013-03-04 17:24

Hi!
I'm running portable version of 5.1.4 on Win 2000 SP4 x86 machine and getting %ERRORLEVEL% equal to 0 if authentication for protocol FTP fails
I'm analyzing this variable and depending on its value deleting files prepared for transfer.

batch file

set ftp_user=u
set ftp_pass=p
set ftp_host=ftp.example.com
set source_mask=C:\Temp\*.txt

winscp.com /script=script.txt /log=winscp.log
echo Error: %ERRORLEVEL%

script file

option batch abort
option confirm off

open ftp://%ftp_user%:%ftp_pass%@%ftp_host%
option transfer binary
put "%source_mask%"
close
exit

shows me

batch           abort     
confirm         off       
Connecting to ftp.example.com ...
Connected with ftp.example.com. Waiting for welcome message...
Access denied.
Authentication failed.

Error: 0

log's tail

< 2013-03-04 16:57:09.188 331 Password required for u
> 2013-03-04 16:57:09.188 PASS *
< 2013-03-04 16:57:09.204 530 Login incorrect
. 2013-03-04 16:57:09.204 Connection failed.
. 2013-03-04 16:57:09.204 Password prompt (last login attempt failed)

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martin◆ Site Admin
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Location:: Prague, Czechia

Re: v.5.1.4 ERRORLEVEL is equal to 0 after authentication failed

2013-03-07

Please attach a full log file showing the problem.

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kosmo
Joined:: 2013-03-04
Posts:: 2

Cleared out: my mistake

2013-03-08 16:37

Hi Martin,

sorry, found out the reason in full version of script!
Short answer: need to use delayed expansion, if you are in statements group
Long answer: after examining my original script

@echo off

set ftp_host=localhost
set ftp_user=u
set ftp_pass=p

set source_folder=C:\Temp
set source_pattern=*.txt

set winscp_root=winscp

set source_mask=%source_folder%\%source_pattern%


setlocal

if exist "%source_mask%" (

   "%winscp_root%\winscp.com" /script=PutFiles.ftp > "%TEMP%\winscp.out"

   if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 (
      
      echo Success
      
   ) else (
      echo Problem while copying files
      
   )
   
) else (
   echo No files to upload
)

endlocal

I've found out that all assignments in if exist "%source_mask%" ( ... ) block are not actual within the same block.
So I changed my piece of code in the following way:

@echo off

set ftp_host=localhost
set ftp_user=u
set ftp_pass=p

set source_folder=C:\Temp
set source_pattern=*.txt

set winscp_root=winscp

set source_mask=%source_folder%\%source_pattern%


setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

if exist "%source_mask%" (

   "%winscp_root%\winscp.com" /script=PutFiles.ftp > "%TEMP%\winscp.out"

   if !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
      
      echo Success
      
   ) else (
      echo Problem while copying files
      
   )
   
) else (
   echo No files to upload
)

endlocal

and it worked! Sorry for disturbing...

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