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Resolved Do the FTP function blocks change the format of a Window's file to Unix?

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  1. Josh
    Josh
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  3. Wednesday, 06 May 2020

Does either the IT_Library or PLCnextBase, allow the FTP function blocks to transfer files using ASCII so that a windows file will be transformed into a Unix text format that is appropriate for the host, in this case, the AXC F 2152? 

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D.Simon
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Hello Josh,

the PLCnextBase Library does not transcode the files. The PBCL_FileCopyFtp function block is based on the curl package call equivalent to

curl --silend -u : -T

Kind Regards

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Thanks. Any idea if the IT_Library transcodes the files? 

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Any update on whether or not the IT_Library transcodes the files?

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Martin PLCnext Team
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Hi Josh,

Sorry for the delay. The short version of the answer from the developer of the IT_Library is, unfortunately, "no".

With the release of the latest version of the PLCnextBase library in the PLCnext Store, you now have the possibility to call Linux commands - including curl - from PLCnext Engineer, so this will probably help.

~ Martin.

(ref: 00131744)

Phoenix Contact Electronics Headquarters - PLCnext Runtime Product Management and Support

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