It’s obvious, the result of the fetch is not one “script” that you can provide to execute…
the rapid soluction for this case is this, but is not longer “a function”…
{
:local aIP “10.50.0.191”
:local aID “Test”
:local logftp “ftp/$aID_ftp.log”
:local UPL do={ }
:execute file=$logftp script=“/tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://$aIP/dude_rsa.pub" src-path="server.pub" user="admin-ssh" keep-result=no”
}
One example to manage fetch results:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/fetch-capable-of-following-redirects/151723/7