Steve, Are you sure your ftp session has write permissions on the target directory? Can you put files elsewhere on the target server (i.e. initial directory when you first initiate the ftp session)? Can you list other files in the target directory (either with an ls or dir command)?
One other question... I assume you have direct access privs to the target box - is the file there, just with incorrect permissions that prevent it from being seen by the ftp session? When I do a test of trying to put a non-existent file to a remote server I don't even get the 200 PORT Command successful, but rather an immediate File not found error. So, that would seem to indicate to me that the ftp session is finding the source file, it just can't write it. Scott On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Steve K <steve.kerxha...@carestream.com>wrote: > I'll add to my own question-in case it might help someone see what I'm > missing: > > :: NOTE: This is the file I'm attempting to ftp: > C:\Jenkins\workspace\z_Try_FTP\Artifacts>dir /b BuildDependency.txt > BuildDependency.txt > > :: Here's my interactive ftp session: > C:\Jenkins\workspace\z_Try_FTP\Artifacts>ftp ##.###.##.### > Connected to ##.###.##.###. > 220 NASFTPD Turbo station 2.x 1.3.1rc2 Server (ProFTPD) [##.###.##.###] > User (10.112.20.175:(none)): xxxxx > 331 Password required for xxxxx > Password:******* > 230 User xxxxx logged in > ftp> cd /A/Dir/On/Remote/Machine > 250 CWD command successful > ftp> put BuildDependency.txt > 200 PORT command successful > 550 BuildDependency.txt: No such file or directory > ftp> bye > 221 Goodbye. > > :: Please note: My "put" failed. I'm not sure why, but it did. > Interactively, ftp lets me know that the 'put' failed. > The FTP Publish plugin, however, led me to believe that it had > succeeded when, in fact, it failed--probably as a result of the same error > experienced in the interactive session. > > My wishes are: > (1) When the FTP Plugin fails to copy a file, it should detect the > failure and cause the job status to be "FAILURE". > (2) I'd like to know why my FTP is failing. I connect to the remote > machine OK, but, when I attempt to "ftp put" the file, I'm slapped with a > "No such file or directory" error. > > Any ideas? > > Thanks > > On Thursday, November 1, 2012 4:27:56 PM UTC-4, Steve K wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> The console output leads me to believe that the file was successfully >> FTP'd, but the file does not actually show up on the destination machine. >> Here is the relevant portion of my console output: >> >> Connecting to 10.555.55.555 >> file:/C:/Jenkins/workspace/z_**Try_FTP/ >> current root dir /TOP >> current root dir /TOP/subdir1/subdir2 >> transferred 1 files to subdir1/subdir2 >> Transfered 1 files. >> Finished: SUCCESS >> >> >> >> Do you have an idea of what is going wrong? >> >> Thank you. >> >
