I'm attempting to write files to a server in my program. I'm using FTPClientSession, everything is going well, I have a session started, it's logged in with no errors, I have a file I know is on my local disk but it fails to send the data as I think the remote path for the location it's trying to write to is always wrong no matter what I try.
I don't really know what the path should be, if I right click on a directory within filezilla I will get something like
ftp://"username"#ftp."subdomain".vhostall.com/public_html/
is that what I use? Or would I use
www."subdomain".vhostall.com/public_html
or if the client session already knows the domain, should I just use
public_html
(none of these work by the way). I always get an error message wihin an exception "STOR command failed: 553 Can't open that file: No such file or directory"
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I currently have access to a third party's FTP server which, upon login, automatically redirects me to a directory that does not contain the files I am trying to download.
ftp://ftp.fakehost.com -> ftp://ftp.fakehost.com/uselessDir
My files are in ftp://ftp.fakehost/usefulDir.
This ftp server does not support directory traversal so I cannot get to usefulDir by simply modifying my url. FileZilla works since I can execute specific ftp commands to get to the directory I want.
Can a Data Factory FTP service or dataset be customized to work around this problem since Data Factory cannot access the usefulDir directly ?
Please correct me if I doesn't understand your question correctly. Have you tried create a dataset and manually put the usefulDir in folderPath property directly, instead of using the Authoring UI to navigate to that folder (which is not possible based on your description.)
So I am trying to build an application that uses libtorrent. However, before I start I would like to make sure that I have compiled the lib correctly and that I have a functioning environment for testing.
I am currently running a VM with opentracker and I try to connect using the example client in libtorrent.
First I start by creating a .torrent file using libtorrent (I am currently not sitting in front of a computer with libtorrent available so I might be remembering the exact commands a bit wrong):
maketorrent.exe dummy.txt -t "http://10.XXX.XXX.XXX/announce"
This gives me a .torrent file called a.torrent. Opening the file everything looks ok, the bencoding is correct and the announce address is there.
Next I try to add it to the example client hoping it starts to seed:
client_test.exe a.torrent
Everything starts up OK, but no tracker is found. Then if I press t to show tracker information I see an error (maybe not the exact phrasing):
Alert: {null} unsupported URL protocol
OK, so maybe something is wrong with how I built libtorrent. So I get the Halite client instead since that is also supposed to be build upon libtorret. But there I have the same problem.
So I have a look at the code and found where this error message is generated. The code is checking if I am supplying an address using the HTTP or HTTPS protocol, which I am. So could it be that I am not able to use a bare IP-address or am I doing something wrong?
I found the problem. It was not a problem with the IP address or the torrent itself. Instead it was a problem with caching.
The first time I added the torrent I used http:\XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX instead of http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX which didn't work. However whatever change i did to the torrent file after that did not stick. It was always falling back to that original file until I removed the .resume folder.
I have a windows network in which many files are shared across many users with full control. I have a folder shared for everyone in my system, so whenever I try to access it using the machine name (run->\Servername) from another system, I can see the shared folder and open/write files in it.
But my requirement is to close any open files(in my system) in network. So I used NetFileEnum to list all opened file ids so that I can close those files using NetFileClose API.
But the problem is NetFileEnum returns invalid junk ids like 111092900, -1100100090 etc so that I can't close it from another machine. So I listed the network opened files using net file command and by noting the id, say it be 43 I hard coded the id in my function call NetFileClose("Servername", 43); But when I executed, I got ACCESS_DENIED_ERROR. But if the same code is run on the server, it is successfully closing the files. I had given full permission in share for all users.
But why ACCESS_DENIED_ERROR and why NetFileEnum returning invalid ids? Is there anything to be done for this API to work? How can I use these APIs properly to close network opened files?
i am just wondering is there any such feature available!
When user uploads file to a FTP once the connection is disconnected, FTP server need to trigger a event to start a program, so the program can work on the uploaded files.
Am i asking a features which is already available ?
The FTP program itself cannot execute a application, though you could try checking if the file is infact uploaded and then use PHP to execute the file you want.
I used it once for uploading and compiling a c# program.
Hope this helps, else further explain please.
I am trying to add a rss feed into an HTML page. After some searching found something called simplepie.
On trying i get an warning
Warning: ./cache is not writeable.
Make sure you've set the correct
relative or absolute path, and that
the location is server-writable. in
xxx/inc/simplepie.inc on line 1780
On checking for the cache folder on the server i couldnt locate the folder. I am on a linux server. Would creating a cache folder be enough or do i need to get the hosting company to look into it
Thanks
In addition to creating the folder, you will need to make it writable by the user that the script will run as. You may need the hosting company's help on this. Otherwise, you can make it world-writable, though if you can restrict it to just allow the user the script runs as, then that would be best.