File Receiver Adapter is not writing the file?

Hi All,
I am having a file to file scenario using NFS as both the source and destination are on server.
File is getting picked up from server but not reaching the destination.
In RWB for Receiver channel it only shows Channel active and started correctly.
In SXMB_MONI it shows the message scheduled for some later time.
On reaching that time it tries again and reschedules :(.
Please guide.
Regards,
Sumit

Sumit,
Now do one thing, just for check the directory for read/write permission by putting the test file manually on your target directory.
The porcedure to put a file on server is as shown below:
1. Save your file in your local machine.
2. In XI server, enter the tranaction code "SXDA_TOOLS".
3. In the input screen, enter:
i) Object Type "DXPROJECT".
ii) Program Type "BAPI".
iii) Program "CREATE".
4. Press Copy (Ctrl+F5) button.
5. Now, you will get another screen in which you will see 3 blocks called as "Source", "Target" and "Copy with/without conversion".
6. In Source block, choose the radio button "Presentation Server" and then take F4 help to select your source file. (file which you have saved on your local machine)
7. In source block select the radio button "Application Server", check the box "Remote server" and take F4 help to select your application server.
8. In the same block under "File Type" select "P physical file name" and under "File Name" write the path/directory name which you have mentioned in your communication channel along with the file name.
Example: suppose file name in your Comm Chanel is "demo.xml" and directory path is "/abc/testfiles/XML/", then in step 8 write "/abc/testfiles/XML/demo.xml".
Note: need not to do any thing in 3rd block.
After doing all the above, let me know the results.
Regards,
Sarvesh
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