Thank you!
That resolved the issue - thanks for the quick response and for making such a useful tool!
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Re: Archive corrupted when replacing existing file
Remove the
-resume switch. You cannot use it for a regular transfer. The switch is intended to resume a previously interrupted transfer only.
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Archive corrupted when replacing existing file
I use WinSCP to automatically download zipped backups of a hosted database.
If a file already exists on the local file system, using WinSCP to download and replace it with a newer version gives me the following error message when I try to extract the file using 7-Zip:
Noticed originally on 5.13.1, still happens on 5.13.3.
Deleting the local file and re-running the script (either manually or automatically) works correctly - the downloaded file can be extracted as normal.
I have tried manually setting the transfer type to each of the 3 options (binary, ascii, automatic) with no change in behavior.
Backup script:
Windows 10 Pro scheduled task:
If a file already exists on the local file system, using WinSCP to download and replace it with a newer version gives me the following error message when I try to extract the file using 7-Zip:
There are some data after the end of the payload data : <filename>
Noticed originally on 5.13.1, still happens on 5.13.3.
Deleting the local file and re-running the script (either manually or automatically) works correctly - the downloaded file can be extracted as normal.
I have tried manually setting the transfer type to each of the 3 options (binary, ascii, automatic) with no change in behavior.
Backup script:
open ftpes://site:password@ip -certificate="scrubbed"
lcd C:/path/to/local/backup/dir/
get -resume -neweronly /path/to/backups/*.gz
exit
Windows 10 Pro scheduled task:
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c winscp.com /ini=nul /script="c:/path/to/script.txt"