Depending on the buffersize settings (our default was around 24k) the file differences start showing around the 11 meg mark with transposed byte sequences for a small block.Īs an aside: Using the higher level DownloadFile() function seems to work fine. Small files under 10 megs seem to work without issue - it's only with larger files that this shows up. Not really a big issue since I can certainly ignore the buffersize (we're using SftpClient in an FTP abstraction wrapper), but something seems very wonky about this. When compression is enabled on a server running IIS, and an HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) request is served from the IIS compression directory, a 0-byte file may be returned instead of the expected file.
Playing around with various sizes it seems to work between 40-60000 - anything smaller and larger seems to fail, but not sure if that's coincidental. Original product version: Internet Information Services 8.0, 8.5 Original KB number: 817442. GetChecksumFromFile( ", "SHA256 ") Ĭhanging the buffersize to its default size of 50,000 makes this work. GetChecksumFromFile( localFile, "SHA256 ") After an unsuccessful upload attempt, files having a size of 0 KB are listed on the remote server. kindly help where are the things going wrong. Everthing is working fine except i am always getting a 0 byte file on the FTp server and once trying to delete or update the file on ftp server its saying its in use by someother process. OpenWrite( "SendFileTest.zzz "))īytesRead = file. I am trying to put file from a local file path location to a FTP server. Using ( var sftpClient = new SftpClient( host, port, username, password)) Add( new PasswordAuthenticationMethod( username, password))
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