2013-03-27, 09:32 PM
2013-03-27, 09:39 PM
can you still ftp via filezilla?
2013-03-27, 10:12 PM
Yep.
I'm going to be in hysterics if after all this, the solution was something painfully simple!
I'm going to be in hysterics if after all this, the solution was something painfully simple!
2013-03-27, 10:21 PM
when you switched to use IP, did you include the port?
and yes, it is very simple, if you can get it to work.
and yes, it is very simple, if you can get it to work.
2013-03-27, 10:33 PM
Port included, yes.
2013-03-27, 10:40 PM
i dont know what to tell you. do you have another location you can try to connect from? a friends house or work? someplace that will give you a different IP address and not be on the same network?
2013-03-27, 10:44 PM
I'm afraid not.
Could it have anything to do with it being SFTP? I know you mentioned that you weren't sure, but perhaps there is another command for it? Google hasn't helped so far, so I'm hoping another member might be able to pop in and help out on that.
Could it have anything to do with it being SFTP? I know you mentioned that you weren't sure, but perhaps there is another command for it? Google hasn't helped so far, so I'm hoping another member might be able to pop in and help out on that.
2013-03-27, 10:53 PM
sftp is a different process. You can install winscp and use it via command line with a script file as well
this LINK gives you some examples.
this LINK gives you some examples.
2013-03-28, 01:43 PM
Hmm...I've made slightly more progress this time, but it's not quite there yet. I can manually get to the server, browse the directories, and download the backups, but scripting it won't work. Going by the link you gave me, I have a .bat file called Backup. This file is located in the folder I wish to download my backups to. So contained in the .bat file, I have the following:
@echo off
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP
WinSCP.com /script=BackupScript.txt
Then, in the .txt file, I have this:
open domain:port
<user>
<pass>
cd /var/www/siteroot/forums/admin/backups
get *.gz D:\Start\Other\Website\Backups\*.gz
close
exit
Typing each line manually into cmd works.
@echo off
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP
WinSCP.com /script=BackupScript.txt
Then, in the .txt file, I have this:
open domain:port
<user>
<pass>
cd /var/www/siteroot/forums/admin/backups
get *.gz D:\Start\Other\Website\Backups\*.gz
close
exit
Typing each line manually into cmd works.
2013-03-28, 02:57 PM
open a command prompt and then launch the .bat manually (versus double clicking it). this should let you see what output is being returned and any possible error messages.