I do note that TFTP.EXE has the extension in upper case, whereas tar.exe is lower case, but Windows has never been case-sensitive as far as I know, and anyway I have tried both commands in upper and lower case.Īlso, I thought that os.system() just passed the string to the system for execution.
#Tftp server windows 10 .exe
exe file for tftp, but it does find tar, and this really puzzles me. There is a "which" utility on my machine, and it also does not find a. Tar: Must specify one of -c, -r, -t, -u, -x If I try with a different exe file from C:\Windows\system32, for example tar.exe, it works: > os.system('tar')
There is a C:\Windows\system32\TFTP.EXE, and C:\Windows\system32 is on my path. 'tftp' is not recognized as an internal or external command, Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. TFTP host source īut if I try from Python, the tftp client is not found: >python Transfers files to and from a remote computer running the TFTP service. If I open a command shell and type tftp, I get a help message from the tftp client. The TFTP client is installed on my machine.
#Tftp server windows 10 windows 10
I don't know whether this is a Python question, a Windows 10 question, or specifically the Windows 10 TFTP client. Why would os.system() give a different result to typing the tftp command at the command prompt? (Use of 2.7 instead of 3, and the Windows TFTP client instead of looking for another library, are "because the boss says so".)
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