d2bd41a commented

Steps to replicate:

1. Download file into a download directory where an identically named file exists.
2. Verify size of downloaded file.
3. Re-download file to the same directory.
4. Verify size of file again.

Expected results:

1. Downloaded file is identical to the file in the FTP.
2. File size will be equal.
3. Re-downloading the file will not affect the downloaded file, assuming the FTP file hasn't changed.

Actual results:

1. Downloaded file is different from the file in the FTP.
2. File size of the downloaded file is 0 (zero).
3. Re-downloading the file fixes the downloaded file.

This bug also manifests when downloading multiple files, with almost always displaying this error on one file only.

bec7e03 commented

I'm using Version 3.2 (4648).

For some reason, I was plagued by this zero byte length file corruption issue yesterday -- quite a few times actually. Don't recall ever encountering it before. At one point, I even inadvertently checked one of these corrupted files into SVN without having noticed the corruption. Fortunately, I had a back up.

I cannot verify that the steps described by Andres are those that caused this to happen repeatedly yesterday.

@dkocher commented

Fixed. See #3252. Nightly build available.