SFTP upload failing

[pwilman]

I am trying to upload a records template that I have created for fro nano to upload the monthly, annual and historic data to my hosted website. It worked correctly for years, but no longer updates. When I look in the upload status tab I get the following error message:

No matching algo hostkey (no more tries):

I can upload from other FTP clients such as filezilla, but not from the Nano.

I am on one.com as my host, and noticed that a local weather station owner who is also on one.com has the same issue. Makes me think it is some sort of server side issue.

Just wanted to see if anyone here has any ideas before going to my host.

My knowledge of server type things like this is non-existant!

Paul

[admin]

In such cases the proxyftp option should help.

[pwilman]

Borris,

Thanks so much for the advice. Could you please confirm the exact file path syntax that you use as I can not get it to work using the wiki

Paul

[admin]

Please post your example that does not work (with fake credentials).

[pwilman]

Boris,

I have tried quite a few different syntaxes, but this is the latest one:

proxysftp://myuser.com:mypassword@paulwilman.com:22/weather_records1.php

My host is paulwilman.com
My user is myuser.com (made up!!!!)

The file that I am trying to upload is weather_records1.php which is generated from a MB template as part of the event (weather_records.php)

Thanks so much for your help

[admin]

Is the event defined as a PROXYSFTP event? Just writing proxysftp in the input field is not sufficient.

[pwilman]

The event is defined in the proxysftp event settings.

It takes a MB template (http://www.paulwilman.com/weather_records.php) and should upload to my server via SFTP as weather_records1.php.

Happy to give you remote access if that would help?

Paul

[admin]

yes, please send credentials to "info(at)meteobridge.com".

[pwilman]

Just sent an email with hopefully all the infor you need.

Paul

[admin]

Problem was related to specification of the target directory. It needed to have the full path specified.