Strange error messages from TCC in FTP copy

[MartinRichter]

I have a BTM file. I enabled an echo, so the output shows the complete execution.
I use the lates version 26.00.31 x64. I saw this error also in version 22 before... I can see this since years now I ask.

For each file I see a strange warning with a one letter text. Seams that there is a problem with the text output.

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REM --- Start connection
iftp /R ftp://anything
FOR %name In ("F:\anypath\Docs\Handbuch*.pdf" "F:\anypath\Docs\Sem*.pdf") ( COPY /g /uf "%name" ftp://anything/anything.de/www2
/sites/default/files/bedienungsanleitung/%@lower[%@replace[ ,_,%@filename[%name]]] )

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

 

[Rodolfo]

I have a BTM file. I enabled an echo, so the output shows the complete execution.
I use the lates version 26.00.31 x64. I saw this error also in version 22 before... I can see this since years now I ask.

For each file I see a strange warning with a one letter text. Seams that there is a problem with the text output.

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REM --- Start connection
iftp /R ftp://anything
FOR %name In ("F:\anypath\Docs\Handbuch*.pdf" "F:\anypath\Docs\Sem*.pdf") ( COPY /g /uf "%name" ftp://anything/anything.de/www2
/sites/default/files/bedienungsanleitung/%@lower[%@replace[ ,_,%@filename[%name]]] )

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

0 Dateien kopiert
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\Setup\UploadManuals.btm [33] D

Maybe You have to quote / escape / something else the part "%@lower[%@replace[ ,_,%@filename[%name]]]"?
Maybe there are spaces in the names?

Regards

Rodolfo Giovanninetti

 

[MartinRichter]

No definitely not.
This are the names copied:

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handbuch_ag-vip_sql_administrator.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_anwender.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_crm-option.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_installation.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_makroprogrammierung.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_overdial-service.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_reporting.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_terminvereinbarung.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_workflow.pdf
----

It seams that this is a warning in a FTP action.

 

[MartinRichter]

I get this strange text on any action when using ftp://

D:\source>copy updateD.txt ftp://anything/download.anything.de
TCC: D
D:\source\updateD.txt => ftp://anything/download.anything.de/updateD.txt
TCC: D

 

[Rodolfo]

The copy command maybe is an alias?
Also, I do not understand the syntax of these commands.
You write "copy updateD.txt ftp://anything/download.anything.de".
But, if I check the syntax for ftp in an old version of TCC (the new pc in this moment is busy) I see something like "copy updateD.txt ftp://username:password@download.anything.de".
I understand that You cannot write real names, but the syntax is the one that You are using?
I mean "/something/servername"?
As You see, I do not understand the "/something/".

Regards

Rodolfo Giovanninetti

 

[Charles Dye]

The COPY syntax makes sense, since he's using IFTP to open the connection.

The IFTP syntax, on the other hand, does not make sense to me. Maybe he's censoring it.

 

[MartinRichter]

It doesn't make a difference. I get this warning always when using FTP with a cfg....
I have a ftp.cfg where anything is defined.

 

[rconn]

I'm unable to reproduce this here (either with or without an FTP.CFG).

The error message is definitely not coming from the FTP code; those errors have a different format. (And they would appear before the "0 files copied" message.)

So I suspect it's something else in your batch file. Do you have an ON ERROR / ERRORMSG / ERRORLEVEL?

Have you tried stepping through it with BDEBUGGER?