Try to post an example of your .dus file with the get and move command.

If http get is successful you should see the files in your dua working
folder.

Remember these parameter to move file, some could be useful:
DAMOVEFILE_REPLACE_EXISTING
DAMOVEFILE_DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT
DAMOVEFILE_COPY_ALLOWED (Important if you move from one drive to another)

MOVEFILE,,,D:\DUA\Working\file1.exe,1,D:\Windows\f ile1.exe,DAMOVEFILE_DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT|DAMOVEFILE_ REPLACE_EXISTING

/Peter

"whammy" <rtdooley@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d195eae5-774c-4f2d-a1ce-31e987a54cb4@f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> Hello all,
>
> I have scoured the web and this newsgroup for info pertaining to this
> problem with no luck. Here it goes...
>
> I am trying to simply move a file from an IIS server to my XPE kiosk
> using the Device Update Agent. This is all being done on the same
> network, with all permissions correctly specified for both the web
> server side and the directory I want to write to on the XPE box.
>
> I know that DUA will work in some cases. DUA will work if I am just
> doing an execute command.(Specifically I used it to remotely
> deactivate HORM on the XPE box when it was currently activated).
>
> In the IIS log on the server, I get a 200 response on the HTTPGet of
> the DUP file and the HTML file I am trying to move, indicating that
> the Get of the files was successful. On the XPE box I do not get any
> errors in the event viewer for the DUA service, indicating the DUP
> file is being received fine (and theoretically the html file as well).
>
> I can download this file fine on the XPE box by simply navigating to
> the file n IE (since its running on a public IIS server).
>
> So basically DUA works to execute commands, but not move or copy
> files. If needed I can post my specific DUS but I was hoping the above
> info would be a good start.
>
> Please any input at all would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Reagan