Hi,
I am having a little trouble with a script - I keep getting the following error:
And the output to my ScriptFTP Window is:
I will also continue to check what it could be but am starting to get frustrated!
Thanks for reading!
I am having a little trouble with a script - I keep getting the following error:
***** SYNC Error #123 : Cannot get file listing of current local directory.
***** The system said: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
FTP Script
Connected.This same script is used with with another FTP site and that works fine!
LOCALCHDIR("D:\BACKUPS\ABC\Website\")
Changing current local directory to D:\BACKUPS\ABC\Website\
SYNC("D:\BACKUPS\ABC\Website\","/htdocs",DOWNLOAD,SUBDIRS)
Uploading temporary file to calculate server-client clock time difference.
Clock time difference is -3601 seconds.
Synchronizing local directory D:\BACKUPS\ABC\Website\ from /htdocs.
Downloading (local file not found) .htaccess
Downloading (local file not found) OLDpages_RENAMED
***** SYNC Error #123 : Cannot get file listing of current local directory.
***** The system said: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
CLOSEHOST
Disconnected.
STOPLOG()
Stoping output logging
I will also continue to check what it could be but am starting to get frustrated!
Thanks for reading!
Hellooo,
After some more poking around - I found the issue!
There was a permissions issue with .htaccess files, so I used the ADDEXCLUSION command to ignore these files, and the script was back up and running again!
For those who read my post and scratched your chins in thought, I thank you for your time!
After some more poking around - I found the issue!
There was a permissions issue with .htaccess files, so I used the ADDEXCLUSION command to ignore these files, and the script was back up and running again!
For those who read my post and scratched your chins in thought, I thank you for your time!
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