ElTopo
HI,
I have seen this problem on several different servers now (both Unix and Windows servers). After I upload a relatively big file (total size is several hundred MBs, during the transferring sometimes I got disconnected and had to resume uploading), I notice that at the server side, the file size is smaller than my local file size (from several bytes to to 1023 bytes). If it is a zip file, the server side will report "damaged Zip file". If I try to resume uploading, the file size will grow to the correct size, but the file at server side still does not match the local file (same size, but md5sum does not match).
I double checked that I was using binary mode to upload the file.
I did a search and found somebody reported a similar problem before (but it did not seem to get enough attention).
btw, I do not have any upload problems if I use Linux's ncftp client.
My SmartFTP version: 1.0.978, My OS: Windows 2000 Pro.
I have seen this problem on several different servers now (both Unix and Windows servers). After I upload a relatively big file (total size is several hundred MBs, during the transferring sometimes I got disconnected and had to resume uploading), I notice that at the server side, the file size is smaller than my local file size (from several bytes to to 1023 bytes). If it is a zip file, the server side will report "damaged Zip file". If I try to resume uploading, the file size will grow to the correct size, but the file at server side still does not match the local file (same size, but md5sum does not match).
I double checked that I was using binary mode to upload the file.
I did a search and found somebody reported a similar problem before (but it did not seem to get enough attention).
btw, I do not have any upload problems if I use Linux's ncftp client.
My SmartFTP version: 1.0.978, My OS: Windows 2000 Pro.