Re: Help on FTP, OAS 3.0, and OAS 3.0 Web Listner

As you can probably already tell, OAS has it's hooks into that file. That's why you can't replace the file. It thinks it is in use. To work around this, I found the file and renamed it. This works on NT anyway. I couldn't delete the file or overwrite it, but I could rename it. Then I could overwrite it.

HTH,
Brian

Dong Chung wrote:
>
> Can someone tell me a way of bypassing a ftp problem that I have.
> I have a web page that I like to ftp (upload and replace a web page in a
> web directory)
> Upon doing so, I get this following message:
>
> ftp> put right.html
> 200 PORT command successful.
> 450 right.html: Cannot open or remove a file containing a
> running program.
>
> It may be a PL/SQL call or Java Scripts embedded in the page, which I
> doubt at this moment.
> (since I was unable to upload html files that does not have any Java or
> PL/SQL scripts embedded.)
> Or
> it may be the way OAS 3.0 (Oracle Application Server and OAS web
> listner) feature that prevent from doing so.
>
> Are they any ways to get around to this.
> (Unix File and directory permission are currently set OK and should not
> be the cause of problems)
>
> Now I have to kill a Oracle web listner, upload files and then start OAS
> web listner , which is somewhat bothersome.
>
> Any help is appreciated
>
> Thanks
>
> DC
Received on Mon Dec 13 1999 - 08:14:21 CST