session.FileExists hangs when no file but returns 'true' when when there is as expected.
Hi,
I'm using VB .net within Visual Studio but the FileExists hangs and does nothing when no file exist on remote SFTP server. ie it doesn't receive a 'false'. PutFiles and GetFiles seem fine.
Also MoveFiles also hangs if the file moved to exists. Is there a overwrite for this? Or at least return an error code so it can be handled.
And RemoveFiles hangs if no file exists to remove.
Just used this sites exact sample as provided and this hanged when the GET file didn't exist???
Cheers
Andrew
I'm using VB .net within Visual Studio but the FileExists hangs and does nothing when no file exist on remote SFTP server. ie it doesn't receive a 'false'. PutFiles and GetFiles seem fine.
If session.FileExists(toFile) Then session.RemoveFiles(toFile) End If
Also MoveFiles also hangs if the file moved to exists. Is there a overwrite for this? Or at least return an error code so it can be handled.
And RemoveFiles hangs if no file exists to remove.
Just used this sites exact sample as provided and this hanged when the GET file didn't exist???
Public Function Main() As Integer
Try
' Setup session options
Dim sessionOptions As New SessionOptions
With sessionOptions
.Protocol = Protocol.Sftp
.HostName = "xx-xxxx.xxx-xxx.xxxx"
.UserName = "xxxxxx"
.PortNumber = "8822"
.SshHostKeyFingerprint = "ecdsa-sha2-nistp521 x xx:ex:xx:fe:xx:bc:ex:cx:xx:xx:xx:xx:cx:xc:xb:xx"
.SshPrivateKeyPath = "C:\xxxx\xxxxx\Documents\private_key.ppk"
End With
Using session As New Session
' Connect
session.Open(sessionOptions)
' Download files
Dim transferOptions As New TransferOptions
transferOptions.TransferMode = TransferMode.Binary
Dim transferResult As TransferOperationResult
transferResult = session.GetFiles("\Test\Outbox\Pricelists\xxxx-pricebooks-global.xml", "C:\Users\Documents\xxxx-pricebooks-global.xml", False, transferOptions)
' Throw on any error
transferResult.Check()
' Print results
For Each transfer In transferResult.Transfers
Console.WriteLine("Download of {0} succeeded", transfer.FileName)
Next
End Using
Return 0
Catch e As Exception
Console.WriteLine("Error: {0}", e)
Return 1
End Try
End FunctionCheers
Andrew
