Moin! (Means ‘hello!’ in northern germany)
I can’t figure out, what went wrong, with the use of Filesystem.GetDirectory as you can see in attached picture.
Moin! (Means ‘hello!’ in northern germany)
I can’t figure out, what went wrong, with the use of Filesystem.GetDirectory as you can see in attached picture.
Hello there,
Unfortunately I don’t have access to a RC right now, but I’ve looked into this a bit from the VC-side I was able to get the folder TestFolder from the controllers Home-directory to a directory on my PC with the following syntax:
Controller.FileSystem.GetDirectory(“Backup”, “C:\Users\XYZ\Downloads\TestFolder”, true);
This command will take the folder contents from “HOME/Backup” on the controller and place it into “C:\Users\XYZ\Downloads\TestFolder”
The path2 exception happens if I change “Backup” to “ctrl:Backup”
Can you please show me the reference that tells you to add the “ctrl:” to your remoteDirectory?
System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException
HResult=0x80070003
Message=ctrl:/hd0a/1.020IR1/HOME/hd0a/BACKUP/1.020IR1_20210812_1033
As you can see in above message, there is “ctrl:” needed in the command.
Ok, that was a mistake.
But now it is working
Thanks for your help!
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controller.Backup(“(BACKUP)$/” + backupDir);
do
{
this.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor;
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(200);
this.Cursor = Cursors.Default;
} while (controller.BackupInProgress);
controller.FileSystem.RemoteDirectory = “/hd0a”;
string recDir = “D:\Backup\” + backupDir;
string sendDir = “/BACKUP/” + backupDir;
controller.FileSystem.GetDirectory(sendDir, recDir);
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