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I am trying to upload a file to our SFTP server via a simple drag and drop of a file. When I do this is the error I get in Cyberduck:
SSH Error: Upload failed
/home/usr/CUST03/spazio_CA.lic
Cannot open input stream for non-existent file '/home/usr/CUST03/spazio_CA.lic': File not found -correlationId='spazio_CA.lic',
I work for a Managed File Transfer company and we were working in a Proof of Concept with a customer when this happened. I would have chalked it up to a bad config on our server by me except that a co-worker was using Filezilla from a Windows machine and reported that uploading worked fine for him. I got Filezilla for my Mac and it did indeed work fine.
When I looked in our log files, it looks like Cyberduck opens the connection and requests to download the filename that I dropped into Cyberduck to upload. Cyberduck works fine when trying to download, rename or remotely delete the files that were present in the directory. The problem only occurs with upload.
I forwarded off all of the above information to our development group and they verified the behavior there as well. It is also repeatable in my virtualized environment.
I am willing to help in any way with diagnosis of the issue, i'm just pressed for time for the next 3 weeks or so. A PoC and a vacation ... assuming all goes well with the PoC.
Please feel free to contact me at wilsonprw at gmail dot com with any questions.
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We have change the way we open files on the server for writing recently because of #4015. Please double check if this is still an issue with the latest nigthly build. Please reopen this ticket if you can still replicate the issue.
I am trying to upload a file to our SFTP server via a simple drag and drop of a file. When I do this is the error I get in Cyberduck:
I work for a Managed File Transfer company and we were working in a Proof of Concept with a customer when this happened. I would have chalked it up to a bad config on our server by me except that a co-worker was using Filezilla from a Windows machine and reported that uploading worked fine for him. I got Filezilla for my Mac and it did indeed work fine.
When I looked in our log files, it looks like Cyberduck opens the connection and requests to download the filename that I dropped into Cyberduck to upload. Cyberduck works fine when trying to download, rename or remotely delete the files that were present in the directory. The problem only occurs with upload.
I forwarded off all of the above information to our development group and they verified the behavior there as well. It is also repeatable in my virtualized environment.
I am willing to help in any way with diagnosis of the issue, i'm just pressed for time for the next 3 weeks or so. A PoC and a vacation ... assuming all goes well with the PoC.
Please feel free to contact me at wilsonprw at gmail dot com with any questions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: