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Software: Primary Software Version: 8.6 Primary Software Fixed Version: N/A Secondary Software: N/A Problem: I am using the LabVIEW FTP VIs ftp error 550 failed to open file to send a file from my host computer to my Real-Time (RT) ftp error 550 access denied controller. I am trying to create a new folder on the controller from my host computer and store ftp error code 550 my file in it, but I am receiving Error 15550: FTP Transaction: 550 Could not open file. Why is this happening? Solution: Two things could be causing this issue: If you
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are using an external hard drive and are trying to move files from the system folder to that drive, then this error could come up if the filepath is incorrect or if the external hard drive is no longer seen by the machine. Troubleshooting steps in this case could be checking the external hard drive on another machine to see if you ftp error 550 the system cannot find the file specified can use it, trying a different external hard drive if it has never worked, and also making sure that the filepath does exist. When using the FTP VIs to move files, the creation of a new folder on the RT target from the host PC does not automatically occur. There is a VI in the FTP VI library that provides this functionality. This VI is not located on the FTP palette and must be browsed to at this location:labview\vi.lib\addons\internet\ftp\ftp1.llb\FTP [MKD].viYou can simply use this VI to create a new folder, then use the FTP Put File.vi to store files in that new folder. Related Links: Developer Zone Tutorial: Transferring Files from a FieldPoint FP-20xx through an FTP Server Attachments: Report Date: 09/08/2008 Last Updated: 08/25/2010 Document ID: 4P7AS1NX Your Feedback! Poor|Excellent Yes No Document Quality? Answered Your Question? 1 2 3 4 5 Document needs work? Please tell us why. Please Contact NI for all product and support inquiries. My Profile | RSS | Privacy | Legal | Contact NI © 2014 National Instruments Corporation. All rights reserved. |
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Topic as Read Float this Topic to the Top Bookmark Subscribe Printer Friendly Page All Forum Topics Previous Topic Next Topic FTP and Windows 7 FTP and Windows http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/0C3DADDE199AE8F9862574BE0059F494 7 AndrewElite Member 07-17-2012 04:56 AM Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report to a Moderator Looking for a little help. It's something I've had working with LabVIEW 2009 and Windows XP but just upgraded to LabVIEW 2011 and Windows 7. Trying to upload data http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/FTP-and-Windows-7/td-p/2090296 files from a PXI to windows PC using ftp. I've set up the windows ftp server using IIS. I keep getting the following error from an ftp put file.vi: Error 15550 occurred at FTP Transaction:550 Cannot create a file when that file already exists. There shouldn't be any permission problems and folder onto which they are writing is empty, I'm assuming it's more an issue with how I've set up the ftp server on Windows rather LabVIEW but if anyone has any suggestions what I may be doing wrong, it'd be appreciated. 0 Kudos Message 1 of 2 (1,232 Views) Reply 0 Kudos Re: FTP and Windows 7 PhillipBrooks Active Participant 07-17-2012 06:18 AM Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report to a Moderator The issue is probably on the IIS side. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969061 550 - The command is not executed because the specified file is not available. For example, this status
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ODI-01101: Agent class="msgexplan" 56 successfully completed session class="msgexplan" 55 ( class="msgexplan" 54) (for scenario class="msgexplan" 53) on class="msgexplan" 52 using context class="msgexplan" 51 with statistics: Rows class="msgexplan" 50 Inserts class="msgexplan" 49 Updates class="msgexplan" 48 Deletes class="msgexplan" 47 Errors class="msgexplan" 46. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: NOTIFICATION Impact: Other ODI-01102: Agent class="msgexplan" 45 successfully completed session class="msgexplan" 44 ( class="msgexplan" 43) on class="msgexplan" 42 using context class="msgexplan" 41 with statistics: Rows class="msgexplan" 40 Inserts class="msgexplan" 39 Updates class="msgexplan" 38 Deletes class="msgexplan" 37 Errors class="msgexplan" 36. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: NOTIFICATION Impact: Other ODI-01103: Agent class="msgexplan" 35 successfully completed step class="msgexplan" 34 in session class="msgexplan" 33. Cause: null Action: null Level: 1 Type: TRACE Impact: Other ODI-01104: Agent class="msgexplan" 32 successfully connected to master repository using class="msgexplan" 31. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: TRACE Impact: Other ODI-01105: Agent class="msgexplan" 30 successfully connected to work repository class="msgexplan" 29 using class="msgexplan" 28. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: TRACE Impact: Other ODI-01106: Agent class="msgexplan" 27 created load plan class="msgexplan" 26. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: TRACE Impact: Other ODI-01107: Agent class="msgexplan" 25 created session class="msgexplan" 24 ( class="msgexplan" 23) in work repository class="msgexplan" 22. Cause: null Action: null Level: 16 Type: TRACE Impact: Other ODI-01108: Agent class="msgexplan" 21 created session class="msgexplan" 20 ( class="msgexplan" 19) from scenario class="msgexplan" 18 in work repository class="msgexplan" 17 using conte