That's correct. While it's reasonable to have the option on in general, for your specific case, it makes sense to turn it off.
- martin
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- Guest
Hi,
Thank You very much for helping so far on this.
Could you please help on this.
WinSCP 5.7.4 has the option "Automatically reconnect session, if breaks during transfer". We have set this to "Reconnect after" 5 seconds.
If we disable this option then WinSCP would not reconnect automatically and throw us the error rather than reconnecting itself and sending the file again. Then we can fix the problem and do the file transfer again manually.
Our files are less than 100 kb.
Could you please kindly let us know
1. Is my understanding correct?
2. Will this change can bring other problems?
3. Is it a wise option to disable this reconnect if it breaks during transfer?
Thanks in Advance,
Viral
Thank You very much for helping so far on this.
Could you please help on this.
WinSCP 5.7.4 has the option "Automatically reconnect session, if breaks during transfer". We have set this to "Reconnect after" 5 seconds.
If we disable this option then WinSCP would not reconnect automatically and throw us the error rather than reconnecting itself and sending the file again. Then we can fix the problem and do the file transfer again manually.
Our files are less than 100 kb.
Could you please kindly let us know
1. Is my understanding correct?
2. Will this change can bring other problems?
3. Is it a wise option to disable this reconnect if it breaks during transfer?
Thanks in Advance,
Viral
- martin
Of course the "Server B which has the sFTP server installed".
I do not know anything about the server, so I cannot help you further, sorry.
I do not know anything about the server, so I cannot help you further, sorry.
- Guest
Hi,
Could you also please let us know which server you thing has the bug in it.
Is it
Server A which has the WinSCP client? or
Server B which has the sFTP server installed or
WinSCP application bug?
Please see the diagram for more understanding of the example.
Thank You,
Viral
Could you also please let us know which server you thing has the bug in it.
Is it
Server A which has the WinSCP client? or
Server B which has the sFTP server installed or
WinSCP application bug?
Please see the diagram for more understanding of the example.
Thank You,
Viral
- Guest
Thanks for the reply.
Could you please kindly give us any suggestion to prevent this behavior.
Any changes at server side or any changes in WinSCP settings which can prevent this?
Thank You.
Could you please kindly give us any suggestion to prevent this behavior.
Any changes at server side or any changes in WinSCP settings which can prevent this?
Thank You.
- martin
Re: Attached the full log of error
Thanks for the log.
It indeed loos like the server closes the connection once the upload finishes.
After a reconnect, the file probably does not exist anymore on the server. So WinSCP uploads it again.
It looks like a bug on the server-side.
It indeed loos like the server closes the connection once the upload finishes.
After a reconnect, the file probably does not exist anymore on the server. So WinSCP uploads it again.
It looks like a bug on the server-side.
- ravikumar
Attached the full log of error
Please see the attached log.
Could you please help us.
Please let us know if you required more information.
Could you please help us.
Please let us know if you required more information.
- martin
Re: Fatal error while disposing the sFTP queue
Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
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- ravikumar
Fatal error while disposing the sFTP queue
Hi,
I am using WinSCP 5.7 version. Received the following error message in the winSCP logs and the WinSCP re-transmitted the file(we have automatic reconnect options enabled).
To add bit more information,
- In the first attempt the file was successfully received by the destination company,
- But not sure why these problem occurred even though the other company received the complete file.
- WinSCP retransmitted the same file again. This time also the destination company received the complete file.
- The WinSCP logs were clear on the second attempt.
Can someone help to identify the possible situation when these errors can occur.
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Server unexpectedly closed network connection
Fatal error while disposing the SFTP queue.
Connection was lost, asking what to do.
Asking user:
Server unexpectedly closed network connection ()
Script: Server unexpectedly closed network connection
Script: Searching for host..
.
.
.
.
.
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I am using WinSCP 5.7 version. Received the following error message in the winSCP logs and the WinSCP re-transmitted the file(we have automatic reconnect options enabled).
To add bit more information,
- In the first attempt the file was successfully received by the destination company,
- But not sure why these problem occurred even though the other company received the complete file.
- WinSCP retransmitted the same file again. This time also the destination company received the complete file.
- The WinSCP logs were clear on the second attempt.
Can someone help to identify the possible situation when these errors can occur.
-----------------------------
Server unexpectedly closed network connection
Fatal error while disposing the SFTP queue.
Connection was lost, asking what to do.
Asking user:
Server unexpectedly closed network connection ()
Script: Server unexpectedly closed network connection
Script: Searching for host..
.
.
.
.
.
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