Hello, once again I have stumbled upon an issue.
As of lately I have ran into a serverside problem that I would love to access the console.log for. Obviously (Because ya' know, I'm clunky) I wasn't able to read the console.log in my FTP, so like any normal human being I went to move it to my desktop to view and...
it didnt move
Here is some code my FTP is spitting out.
[code]
Command: CWD /garrysmod
Response: 250 CWD command successful.
Command: TYPE I
Response: 200 Type set to I.
Command: PASV
Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (dont look at my IP nerd).
Command: RETR console.log
Error: Transfer connection interrupted: ECONNABORTED - Connection aborted
Response: 550 The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.
Error: Critical file transfer error[/code]
I've been at this for around 2 days now and haven't been able to figure out the reason why (yes I even did a google search or two!) So hopefully one of you people will be able to help.
The server, where you got this issue, is under Windows or Linux?
While I see that you're trying to retrieve the "console.log" in "/garrysmod", is the server from a hosting company or other places?
Another process has a lock on the file.
Is this on Windows? That would probably be the reason.
I don't waste much time on Windows when it comes to hosting services, for good reason, but I think you might be able to create a copy of the file, even though it's locked, and then grab the copy.
[QUOTE=nikomo;51279482]Another process has a lock on the file.
Is this on Windows? That would probably be the reason.
I don't waste much time on Windows when it comes to hosting services, for good reason, but I think you might be able to create a copy of the file, even though it's locked, and then grab the copy.[/QUOTE]
1. Yes, this is running on windows
2. How would I create a copy?
[editline]29th October 2016[/editline]
It appears to me someone has marked this as dumb, could that person please send a solution?
Not sure if I am misunderstanding your problem, but is your server running? If so, stop the server and open the console.log
Okay that deserves a face palm and a half. Thank you for that obvious answer :v:
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