[Info-vax] Access to perform FTP tasks

[Jan-Erik Söderholm]

Den 2019-06-20 kl. 17:25, skrev Scott Dorsey:
> Antony Lamberton  <oneandahalfpintbusiness at gmail.com> wrote:
>> There is no error when a successful user completes the task, here is what shows on the screen.
>>
>> 331 Password required for WASFTP.
>> 230-You are using a restricted system, if you are not authorised to do so you ma
>> y not proceed to use.     STK_RP_20
>> 230 User WASFTP logged in.Low Stock Report - Full
>> 250 CWD command successful.RT
>> Error level is ERROR.0)   0
>> 257 "/ALA" is current directory.
>> 550 /ALA/STK: Cannot create a file when that file already exists.
>> Error level is SUCCESS.   0000
>> 250 CWD command successful.000
>> 257 "/ALA/STK" is current directory.
>> Local directory now DKA0:[REPORTS.CCP_STOCK.STOCK]
>> 200 PORT command successful.
>> 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for STK_RP_20.PRT.92.
>> 226 Transfer complete.
>> local: DKA0:[REPORTS.CCP_STOCK.STOCK]STK_RP_20.PRT.92  remote: STK_RP_20.PRT.92
>> 85127 bytes sent in 00:00:00.01 seconds (6394.76 Kbytes/s)
>> 221
>> %DELETE-I-FILDEL, DKA0:[POWERHOUSE.LOG.STOCK]STK_FE_37XS_892543491.TMP;1 deleted
>> (561 blocks)
>> *****************************************************************************
>> File STKREPORT:STK_RP_20.PRT;0 has been transferred to /ALA/STK
>> *****************************************************************************
>> Press RETURN to continue.
> 
> Right.  You are running a script on the Windows machine which sends FTP
> commands to the VMS server.
> 
> That script is failing.  It appears that it's failing because it's trying to
> copy files to a local directory on the Windows machine that does not exist.
> This may not be your only problem.  You need to look at the script on the
> Windows side and see what it is doing and then do that same thing by hand.
> 
> Don't worry about the VMS side yet, worry about what the Windows side is
> doing.  Once you figure THAT out, then look at the VMS machine.
> 
>> The local folder exists where the folder for the account that can perform the task is.
> 
> Then why does the get command fail?  Sit down at FTP on the windows machine
> and run each command in the script by hand and watch what is going on.
> --scott
> 

I got a post earlier today from Antony saying that the issue was solved.
Some issue with ISS on the Windows side...