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False size calculation for ASCII transfers #1025

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cyberduck opened this issue Feb 12, 2007 · 6 comments
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False size calculation for ASCII transfers #1025

cyberduck opened this issue Feb 12, 2007 · 6 comments
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bug fixed ftp FTP Protocol Implementation high priority
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6771778 created the issue

When uploading files to FTP servers, including my personal ftp server that I need to use daily, I get the message "Disconnected" in the Transfers window after the upload has completed. The files do appear to get there, but the file size reported is generally .1 - .2 kB larger than the "total" file size.

A screenshot of the issue can be seen at (http://andrewism.tk/pub/cyberduck_error.png)

This happens to me very consistently on several FTP sites so its not just a fluke thing for me at least, and it happens on both my MacBook and Intel Mini.
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@dkocher commented

Using ASCII or 'Auto' FTP transfer mode?

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6771778 commented

Using 'Auto' transfer mode, although 'ascii' exhibits the same error.

Binary seems to work better in a couple of quick tests, but I was hoping to use "auto" to get the best transfer speeds for my uploads. My upload connection is only 384kbps and it's nice to get the best uploads speed possible with that.

Is this a 'known issue'?

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@dkocher commented

This file size differs when converting line endings.

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ec235c8 commented

Version 2.8.4 (3470) exhibits this behaviour every time uploading under leopard

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@dkocher commented

Ticket #1716 closed as duplicate.

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@dkocher commented

In 2a29bb2.

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