I am using the FileTransferEX to copy multiple files from one directory to another.

My UNIX host place empty files with zero bytes in the directories, I then copy the file to another location depending on its name.
w/ version 3.4.17 I receive an error indicating zero byte file can not be copied. Can you explain why a zero byte file can not be copied?

Should I be able to copy a zero byte file?

Thank you

~Joe

I don't think it supports zero size files because of the internal file compression/decompression for the transfer

: I am using the FileTransferEX to copy multiple files from one directory to
: another.

: My UNIX host place empty files with zero bytes in the directories, I then
: copy the file to another location depending on its name.
: w/ version 3.4.17 I receive an error indicating zero byte file can not be
: copied. Can you explain why a zero byte file can not be copied?

: Should I be able to copy a zero byte file?

: Thank you

: ~Joe

If both the source and the destination computers are on the same network you
can probably use FileCopyEx instead of FileTransferEx and refer to remote files as \\REMOTE_COMPUTER\SHARE\PATH\FILE

: I don't think it supports zero size files because of the internal file
: compression/decompression for the transfer