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I'm experiencing issues that look very similar to ticket #7641: I'm seeing files getting truncated over SFTP.
I can reproduce the issue across two different services I tested (Fedora 20 and CentOS 7 using sshd's internal-sftp subsystem) and the file gets truncated in exactly the same way each time.
Apart from the corruption when downloading/viewing the file, there is no other indication that the file transfer failed. If I upload the same file using scp, it the transfer completes normally.
Attached image is a screenshot of the homepage for Reddit.com as of today. Interestingly, this upload fails to upload (transfers dialog shows "transfer incomplete") at exactly 294.9KB of 497.5KB every time.
Edited title as it was unintentionally snarky - I meant to say I wasn't sure if it was the same truncation issue again or not.
More testing details: also reproducible on CentOS 5 server. Reverting to v4.4.3 fixes it, so likely an issue with the new SFTP subsystem implementation introduced in 4.5.x.
I'm experiencing issues that look very similar to ticket #7641: I'm seeing files getting truncated over SFTP.
I can reproduce the issue across two different services I tested (Fedora 20 and CentOS 7 using sshd's internal-sftp subsystem) and the file gets truncated in exactly the same way each time.
Apart from the corruption when downloading/viewing the file, there is no other indication that the file transfer failed. If I upload the same file using scp, it the transfer completes normally.
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