Re: WinSCP not detecting that upload is successful
Thanks. I do not see any wrong behavior on WinSCP side. Can you upload a file using any other SFTP client?
- martin
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Re: WinSCP not detecting that upload is successful
I've attached the log, Martin. I ended up having to cancel the job, because it was approaching an hour, and it just kept sending the entire file each time.
- martin
Re: WinSCP not detecting that upload is successful
Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
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WinSCP not detecting that upload is successful
When I upload files to a particular site, the files will upload 100%, but it seems that WinSCP doesn't know that.
I tried running the script command manually, from a command line, and I could see the file was almost immediately uploaded 100% (it is only 34k), then there was a pause, then I got the message "Host is not communicating for more than 15 seconds", and then ultimately the session would reset and it would attempt the upload again.
I've spoken to the people at the remote site, and they tell me that each time we are uploading the entire file.
So why can't WinSCP see that? Is there some obscure bug in the remote site that we need to compensate for?
Not sure if this is useful or not, but I've been told that the remote site uses the services of Globalscape.
I tried running the script command manually, from a command line, and I could see the file was almost immediately uploaded 100% (it is only 34k), then there was a pause, then I got the message "Host is not communicating for more than 15 seconds", and then ultimately the session would reset and it would attempt the upload again.
I've spoken to the people at the remote site, and they tell me that each time we are uploading the entire file.
So why can't WinSCP see that? Is there some obscure bug in the remote site that we need to compensate for?
Not sure if this is useful or not, but I've been told that the remote site uses the services of Globalscape.