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FTP Transfers failing: Interoperability Failure "200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary" #9499
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Please post the transcript from the log drawer of the Transfers window. Choose ⌘-L on Mac or right-click the toolbar from the Transfers window and choose Log on Windows |
Please note that at the point in which the upload was occurring until error dialog had popped up nothing was output to the log. It was only after I clicked "Continue" and the folder refreshed that there was something logged -Transcript from the log drawer:*
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Please post the transcript from the log drawer from the Transfers window. |
As a workaround, set your transfer option in Preferences or the Bookmark to Open new connection instead of Open multiple Connections which is the new default in 4.9. Refer to the documentation. |
Replying to [comment:4 dkocher]:
Please find below the log from the Transfers drawer:
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Replying to [comment:5 dkocher]:
Thanks very much for the suggested workaround. Setting it to "Open new connection" seemed to make no difference. The Transfer drawer log looked very similar. |
I just started getting this exact same error while I was working on my site. I did nothing to spawn this error, other than duplicating an html document, and double clicking that document in order to edit it. The workaround mentioned in this ticket works, although I don't really know what the workaround is doing or whether or not it is ideal compared to the default setting. |
Hi,
Just recently, I've stopped being able to FTP files to my web host using CyberDuck (Version 4.9.2 19773).
The file transfer progress bar makes it to the end, but then an error dialog pops up.
The file is can then be found in the destination folder but it is 0-bytes in size.
The web host confirms that the server is functioning properly. I have also successfully FTP'd the same file using FileZilla & Panic.
Is there any other info I can provide?
Thank you.
Prembo.
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