I create a folder action rule on upload. In the executable line, I put this:

Executable :    C:\Windows\System32\CMD.EXE
Arguments :     /c "%programfiles%\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line\PGPEncrypt.bat" %User %File

In the script, I use the following line to encrypt with PGP:

pgp -es %2 -r 0xA1B2C3D --output Z:\%1 passphrase "passphrase"

where %2 is %File and %1 is %User

All work very well while the filename transfered don't have any blank space in it's name.

The nightmare happens when there's a blank space in the transfered filename ...

The variable %1 receive the first word of the filename and the variable %2 receive the second word of the filename, creating a folder named by the second word of the transfered filename in Z:\; and there's nothing encrypted and/or transfered in it... I also try with the argument %SimpleName, but with it the script don't work.

I also try to put quotes between %File, like this :

Arguments :     /c "%programfiles%\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line\PGPEncrypt.bat" %User "%File"

But doing this, my script don't execute at all ...

This bug is from my script or from WSFTP ?

Thank for help.

Dany N.

Have you tried this as a test?

Take your arguments line from the WS_FTP Server rule:

"%programfiles%\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line\PGPEncrypt.bat" %File %User

Plug in the variables manually for a file and user that actually exists and run it that way.

This pulls WS_FTP Server out of the picture completely and you are only dealing with the Windows command line and your PGP program.

ALan

Here I am....

The problem, I want the file encrypted every time a file is uploaded ... if I put WSFTP out, I will be forced to use some kind of Scheduled task ... and I don't want to ... maybe I will face up to thousand of file ...

All work very well if there isn't any space in the file name ...

Thank for help

Dany N.

I just try to use a user name with a space in it ... and I have the same problem ... is WSFTP isn't eable to handle blank space within folder rules arguments ??

Thank you.

Dany N.