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FTP Voyager Scheduler Behavior

Does anyone know why a 1 kilobyte file is uploaded to a remote host with the notification stating the file uploaded is 1 kilobyte but the file on the remote host is only 0 bytes?

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josh.d

Whats the server? Sounds like the file got sequestered or the server refused to write the contents to disk for some reason.

gkuftin

Hi, Josh.d,

The installation is on a VMware Windows 2008 R2 host. I can manually kick off the job in FTP Voyager Scheduler and the file on the remote host will have content (more than 0 bytes). The problem occurs when it's left to run as scheduled. Modifying from "upload" to "move up" works fine though.

Cheers,

Greg

josh.d

Given that, it sound more like a voyager issue

gkuftin

I think you're on to something. It was addressed in version 14.1.0.0 but maybe it now needs to be addressed in 16.2.0.328. Oh well, at least there's a workaround. 8^)