> Clearly, the os.path.isfile() is never returning true, because once it does,
> you'll get a string error on the next line. You need
>
> fn = basename + "." + str(count)
>
> or something similar.
>
> Anyway, isfile() needs a complete path, there's no way it can guess what
> directory you plan
Stephen Reese wrote:
The script is working and appending the date to newly uploaded files
but it is not adding the count? Any recommendations? Is the problem
due to os.path.isfile(fn): being just the file name and not the full
path? Thanks.
# strip leading path from file name to avoid
> This isn't working because the else: is dangling. And I think your logic is
> flawed (I might be wrong of course) because you rename the *existing* file
> instead of giving the new one a new data.
>
> Thus e.g. a link to the file (if it's a webserver) will suddenly deliver a
> different file. I d
> This isn't working because the else: is dangling. And I think your logic is
> flawed (I might be wrong of course) because you rename the *existing* file
> instead of giving the new one a new data.
>
> Thus e.g. a link to the file (if it's a webserver) will suddenly deliver a
> different file. I d
Stephen Reese schrieb:
The script below uploads files to a web server. Currently it
overwrites a file if it already exists. I'm instead trying to rename
the old file with an appended date/timestamp before the new file is
uploaded. I *think* I have the idea down but it's not be implemented
in the
The script below uploads files to a web server. Currently it
overwrites a file if it already exists. I'm instead trying to rename
the old file with an appended date/timestamp before the new file is
uploaded. I *think* I have the idea down but it's not be implemented
in the script correctly. Any hin
