Re: Intermittent, severly disruptive empty file transfers
Please post a full log file showing the problem.
- martin
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- stin
Re: Intermittent, severly disruptive empty file transfers
What protocol are you using?
SFTP
Actually from your post, it is not please what the problem is.
I suppose you end up with empty target file. Right?
Empty. 0 bytes. Correct file name.
But local or remote?
It's local to remote. The empty file is on the remote host.
Does the transfer start at all or aborts just at a beginning?
It start and ends. I shall try to get a log of it, but it doesn't happen every time. Kinda catches me out.
Any error message or does it fail silently?
No errors (Need to check the logs for errors in there), but no error dialogues.
- martin
Re: Intermittent, severly disruptive empty file transfers
What protocol are you using?
Actually from your post, it is not please what the problem is. I suppose you end up with empty target file. Right? But local or remote? Does the transfer start at all or aborts just at a beginning? Any error message or does it fail silently?
Actually from your post, it is not please what the problem is. I suppose you end up with empty target file. Right? But local or remote? Does the transfer start at all or aborts just at a beginning? Any error message or does it fail silently?
- stin
Intermittent, severly disruptive empty file transfers
Hi, guys.
First time on the forums, but been using WinSCP for a while.
I have seen this problem before on the forum, but unfortunately, no-one seemed to be able to suggest anything useful.
Had to calm down before coming on here, lol. Possibly lost 2 days work from this :( so NOT happy...
So, as before, I am experiencing intermittent, non-security related, non-free space related, non-Windows related, wholly WinSCP-related transfer fails.
I would log them, but they're intermittent, so difficult to predict...
Situation...
1. WinSCP v4.3.6 (1655);
2. Windows XP SP 3;
3. Remote client is Debian-based Linux Server VM (Turnkey LAMP appliance to be exact);
4. I have gigs of free space, so a 2KB file aint gonna fill it up;
5. I am the Administrator and root of both boxes;
A couple of questions, though...
1. Does WinSCP verify the upload after it completes?
2. If it does, why wasn't the transfer retried, and if it doesn't... Could you implement it... PLEASE??
3. Could you implement a 'backup' feature so that possibly the only copy of the file isn't destroyed when this happens,??
Frustration aside, VERY good app... Just please fix it a bit more and 'make sure'. ;)
First time on the forums, but been using WinSCP for a while.
I have seen this problem before on the forum, but unfortunately, no-one seemed to be able to suggest anything useful.
Had to calm down before coming on here, lol. Possibly lost 2 days work from this :( so NOT happy...
So, as before, I am experiencing intermittent, non-security related, non-free space related, non-Windows related, wholly WinSCP-related transfer fails.
I would log them, but they're intermittent, so difficult to predict...
Situation...
1. WinSCP v4.3.6 (1655);
2. Windows XP SP 3;
3. Remote client is Debian-based Linux Server VM (Turnkey LAMP appliance to be exact);
4. I have gigs of free space, so a 2KB file aint gonna fill it up;
5. I am the Administrator and root of both boxes;
A couple of questions, though...
1. Does WinSCP verify the upload after it completes?
2. If it does, why wasn't the transfer retried, and if it doesn't... Could you implement it... PLEASE??
3. Could you implement a 'backup' feature so that possibly the only copy of the file isn't destroyed when this happens,??
Frustration aside, VERY good app... Just please fix it a bit more and 'make sure'. ;)