I am testing using the SyncFTPDir function for file replication.
What happens if on the 'Master' server a file is in the process of being
copied when the sync occurs?

If it can be read (in other words it is not locked) it gets copied otherwise an error occurs.

: I am testing using the SyncFTPDir function for file replication.
: What happens if on the 'Master' server a file is in the process of being
: copied when the sync occurs?

: If it can be read (in other words it is not locked) it gets copied otherwise
: an error occurs.

Followup: I wish to sync files between a remote FTP site and my local server. I
want any new files on the remote copied locally but not vice-versa. I use the following
syntax:

SyncFTPDIR "REMOTE", host, user, pass, "/adhoc_reporting", targetfolder, true, false, true, true

I run this job every 15mins, however, I am not getting updates made on the remote FTP site.

Please change your system file caching settings. In the Windows Control Panel open Internet Options, then click Temporary Internet Files Setings button then in the "Check for newer versions..." options check "Every visit to the page"

: Followup: I wish to sync files between a remote FTP site and my local server.
: I
: want any new files on the remote copied locally but not vice-versa. I use the
: following
: syntax: SyncFTPDIR "REMOTE", host, user, pass,
: "/adhoc_reporting", targetfolder, true, false, true, true

: I run this job every 15mins, however, I am not getting updates made on the
: remote FTP site.

: Please change your system file caching settings. In the Windows Control Panel
: open Internet Options, then click Temporary Internet Files Setings button
: then in the "Check for newer versions..." options check
: "Every visit to the page"

That did the trick. Thanks.