FTP_FileGet not working as expected

[Jemboy]

I am trying to download a zip-file from my FTP server.

$Ftpp = _FTP_FileGet($Conn, '/tecweb/prod/1001/x64/tecweb1001.zip', 'C:\Program Files"\tecweb\tecweb1001.zip', False, 0, $FTP_TRANSFER_TYPE_BINARY)
    
$Ftpp = _FTP_FileGet($Conn, '/tecweb/prod/1001/x64/tecweb1001.zip', 'D:\tecweb1001.zip', False, 0, $FTP_TRANSFER_TYPE_BINARY)

The first line is my "original" line, however that line produces an -1 error (with extended error: 5)
The second line (changing the target to drive D:) works.
So I tried encapsulating the target with extra quotation marks "'text'" (single around double) and "'text'" (double around single quotes).

Both did't work.
I also replaces "Program Files\tecweb\" with "Progra~1\tecweb\" but this also does not work.

Does any fellow autoit scriptors have an idea ?
(I am planning to dive into FTPEx.au3 tomorow or friday, to see if I find out why _FTP_FileGet is behaving like this) 🙂

 

[Jos]

'C:\Program Files"\tecweb\tecweb1001.zip'

Why is there a doubleqoute in the string?

Does the script have write access as in general the "C:\program Files" requires admin rights?

[Jemboy]

The doublet quote is a left over from testing and should be removed.

The script does not require admin rights, because the user has modify  rights in on the tecweb subfolder.

I could however run the script with #require admin to be sure it isn't a security issue after all...

Thanks for the suggestion.🙂

[Jemboy]

@JosThanks for pointing me in the right direction. It was indeed a rights problem. 

I normally have an installer creating the tecweb folder in Program Files and adjusting the rights.
In this case however (because I was programming/testing) I must have created the tecweb folder manually and forgot set the security.
After changing the folder permission to "change" for the logged in user, I was able to copy the file from FTP without a problem.

Thanks again for your help!