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Arne Drews
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SessionLocalException by current download

2018-10-01 14:04

Hi,

In some projects I use the assembly for up-/downloading files.
All works nice so far.

Now I want to use the Session.DuplicateFile() Method.
I had a version where this method doesn't exists.

So I downloaded the latest bundle an getting this exception:

WinSCP.SessionLocalException: The version of U:\...\bin\Debug\winscp.exe (5.13.4.0) does not match version of this assembly U:\...\bin\Debug\WinSCPnet.DLL (5.13.1.0).

Both files .exe and .dll are located in the same folder and by showing the properties of the files, both versions are 5.13.4 so it have to be right?

I'm working with Visual Studio 2017 Community.
In my project, I deleted the reference to the winscpnet.dll and renewed it. Is there a step missing?

thanks for help!

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martin◆ Site Admin
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Re: SessionLocalException by current download

2018-10-02

Why don't you use NuGet package?

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Arne Drews
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Re: SessionLocalException by current download

2018-10-04 08:22

martin wrote:

Why don't you use NuGet package?

Is that the answer about why the current download produces a version conflict?

Thanks so far, I installed NuGet-Package-Manager and WinSCP 5.3.14 over it. The files binded to the project seems to be the same, I get by using the official download.
The script I use for testing needs a few minutes to be finished. I send an feedback if it works the NuGet-Way.

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Arne Drews
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Location:: Germany

one step further

2018-10-04 09:34

So with that package it works a step further. The exception about the versions are history.
But now, he's getting a Disconnect-Exception every Time I use DuplicateFile().

I'm using this code:

WinSCP.SessionOptions SessOpts = new WinSCP.SessionOptions {
    Protocol = WinSCP.Protocol.Ftp,
    HostName = "***",
    UserName = "***",
    Password = "***"
};

using ( WinSCP.Session Sess = new WinSCP.Session() ) {

    Sess.Open( SessOpts );

    WinSCP.TransferOptions TransOpts = new WinSCP.TransferOptions();
    TransOpts.TransferMode = WinSCP.TransferMode.Binary;

    WinSCP.TransferOperationResult TransOprtResult;
    TransOprtResult = Sess.PutFiles( sGeneratedFilePath, RemoteFileName, false, TransOpts );

    TransOprtResult.Check();

    Sess.DuplicateFile(
            RemoteFileName,
            RemoteFileName.Replace(".csv", string.Format("_{0}-{1}.csv", DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMdd") , DateTime.Now.ToString("HHmmss")) )
        );

}

Does the TransportOperationResult.Check() Method perform an Disconnect?
I'm getting this one every time:

WinSCP.SessionRemoteException: Lost connection.
Disconnected from server
Error copying file '/import/alle-wz-shopkunden.csv' to '/import/alle-wz-shopkunden_20181004-094901.csv'.

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martin◆ Site Admin
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Re: one step further

2018-10-05

Arne Drews wrote:

So with that package it works a step further. The exception about the versions are history.
But now, he's getting a Disconnect-Exception every Time I use DuplicateFile().

Does your FTP server even allow duplicating of files?
Few FTP servers do actually.
See "Direct File duplication" section in https://winscp.net/eng/docs/protocols
If your server does not allow direct file duplication, your only option to is to download the file and upload it back to a new location.

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Arne Drews
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Location:: Germany

2018-10-05 13:04

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the info.
I must say, that I don't know exactly, but if I process duplicating the file over the WinSCP GUI there's no problem. I've unchecked the option "duplicate over local temp file", so it has to be the same process as Session.DuplicateFile(), right?

UserCredentials are the same.

Down- und uploading isn't my favorite :-)
Do I have any other options?

thanks

ps: I'm from germany, so be patient about my english talents ;-)

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