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Most systems are case sensitive.
- martin
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- rokosz
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I don't know what the difference is, but now its working. Thanks for looking.
edit: It seems
edit: It seems
CD is case-sensitive!
- rokosz
just to anticipate an objection: I also tried
CD aSubFolder (no slash). Yup, trying to remember my ms-dos...
- rokosz
cd is a simple command, but mine won't work...
Hi all,
Tried this on W10 and WS2012R2, identical results. Both running 5.17.10 11087
via the Gui I have no prob getting to the file and retrieving it. It seems so simple! the remote site is not under my control, but the folders both appear to have the same rights.
I run the following from an elevated command prompt
and the results:
I also tried
Any ideas? Documentation I missed? The
Tx much
Tried this on W10 and WS2012R2, identical results. Both running 5.17.10 11087
via the Gui I have no prob getting to the file and retrieving it. It seems so simple! the remote site is not under my control, but the folders both appear to have the same rights.
I run the following from an elevated command prompt
open sftp://SFTPxxxx:pwpwpw@00.00.000:23/ -hostkey="somesuch 256 d6h/N8dQcg4b/andstill="
cd /upload
cd /aSubFolder
lcd B:\BHIPA
get daFile.csv
exit
and the results:
Active session: [1] SFTPxxxx@00.00.000:23
/upload
Error changing directory to '/aSubFolder'.
No such file or directory.
Error code: 2
Error message from server: No such file
/upload
I also tried
cd /upload/aSubFolder, cd /aSubFolder, cd ./aSubFolder, cd ../aSubFolder (trying to remember my MS-DOS specifics).
Any ideas? Documentation I missed? The
CD description is pretty straight forward...
Tx much