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Old 04-15-2006
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Exclamation URGENT: UNIX FTP cannot find path error
Dear all

We are currently working on to install some ERP system in wjhich we
need to FTP from unix to windows 2000 machine

We run ./lodrun to get files from d/xxxxx/xxxx directory but the ftpoutput.log file shows following error

FTP: xxxxxxxxx system cannot find the path specified
..
.....
FTP: file 'xxxxx' canot found under directory d/xxxxxx/xxxxx

the INSTALL.log is empty.
We have installed IIS and FTP Server properly

Please tell us how we can overcome this error
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On Windows, you specify a path as /directory1/directory2/file or whatever. You do not specify a drive letter. It will default to some drive. You cannot access other lettered drives. If you default to C:, you are stuck there. At least, I have never found a way to do it.
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