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If there is a better forum for me to post, please make a suggestion... I would like to download exactly one file from the following LIST: -AR-------TCP B cduser 198130 1910913 Sep 02 16:22 file32.dat -AR-------TCP B cduser 162679 4434363 Sep 03 15:17 file32.dat -AR-------TCP B cduser...

This might be more of an ftp question than pgp question, so if you can recommend a more appropriate forum, that would be great. My problem is that I would like to download exactly one .pgp file from the following LIST: -AR-------TCP B cduser 198130 1910913 Sep 02 16:22 file32.pgp...

Another thought (after googling around a bit more... which has just ended with another unrelated 'fire alarm' issue)... Am I bombing at the point where security certificates are exchanged? Is there something I should be setting/doing so that this exchange takes place? I happen to be looking at...

I got Py installed on the machine w/ CoreFTP running successfully. Still not getting through. I also heard back from our client who confirmed their firewall is open for both of our machines. Am using Python 2.4 (pywin32 extensions build 204). "Machine 1" (where coreftp works) is running WinXP...

Sorry for the confusion. Machine 1 (currently doing the ftp): connecting fine with 3rd party ftp client (CoreFTP). That machine does not have Python installed but maybe I could get that approved so I can test code there where I know connection works. Machine 2 (better machine from which we...

I'm receiving files from one location, decrypting and saving to a new location (via a script). I have been using pgp -o to define the destination path + filename... but until now, I just had to strip the .pgp to arrive at the original filename. Now I'm getting files that do not follow this...

I don't have the client apps available on the machine I'm trying to connecting from. I do have CoreFTP connecting from a different machine, but do not have Py on that other one. Does it look like it might be a firewall issue? Maybe they didn't open up for this server? Thanks again for all...

Thanks Justin... I just caught that error this morning when I looked at it again. Now I'm one small step forward to here... <code> >>> c.sendcmd('AUTH SSL') *cmd* 'AUTH SSL' *put* 'AUTH SSL\r\n' *get* '334 SSLv23/TLSv1\r\n' *resp* '334 SSLv23/TLSv1' '334 SSLv23/TLSv1' >>> c.sendcmd('USER...

I'm not clear whether I have a problem with FTP/SSL or with Python (or perhaps both). I'm new to both. When I do this... import ftplib c = ftplib.FTP() c.set_debuglevel(2) c.connect(ipaddress) c.sendcmd('AUTH-SSL') The response to the sendcmd is as follows: *cmd* 'AUTH-SSL' *put*...

Things got busy and I set this aside but am looking at it again today. Your suggestion worked great. I'm still not able to connect but am getting the server replies - so thanks!

Even closer to the beginning... from numpy import * from numpy.random import random, seed from Mocapy import * Do you actually have the numpy and Mocapy modules? I'm not familiar with them. Also, the errors would help people answer your questions, even if you do not understand what they...

If the try/except doesn't do what you need, maybe adding an else: block or might help? http://docs.python.org/ref/try.html -Nancy

I'm trying to access a server using FTP/SSL. I am using ftplib but don't have an ssl library (suggestions?) - In fact, any FTP/SSL help is welcome but my primary question here is more general. I'm running interactive within PythonWin. I'm able to capture some of the server replies, but I think...

I like to concat non-string by using the ` character (not sure the name... I call it accent grave... is left of the number 1 on my keyboard with the tilde ~) print "config.var" + `count` Nancy

Could someone help me to more clearly understand the authentication process between client/server using FTP/SSL? (or is it now called FTP/TLS?) I am trying to use to log into a server using FTP/SSL to get files we normally access using CoreFTP via a WinXP workstation. Most other ftp is done...

Thank you... and "oops I think I found the problem" in the GFile variable. (Thank you usermsg - sorry for not checking that earlier.) Will have another chance to try it out on Fri. sendfile ASCII L1File while $XFERSTATUS yield endwhile waitfor "Y" forever waitfor "**B" 10...

Unfortunately, I'm still not getting the zmodem file to send out. The logon file (ascii) seems to send fine and I get a "Y" reply, then some chars starting with **B start repeating (indicates logon is successful). Then the zmodem file fails to 'send' I tried using pause and waitfor to see if...

Thanks so much for your help! Appears to have worked, will try it out on Tues.

I need to send a logon script using ASCII, then send a datafile using ZMODEM, then send a logout script using ASCII. When doing this manually, I click on the status bar at the bottom of the PCPlus window to change protocols before sending each file. I've tried to script this using the...