Re: Chopped files

From: io (iolshansky_at_agrilink-int.com)
Date: 05/04/04

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    Hi Victor,

    Yes, it is a built-in FTP service of IIS 5.0 on Win2K.
    Our FTP clients are of various nature, some are Windows-based EXEs, some are
    batches, the platforms are both Windows and Linux. I know that Windows
    clients do not use Explorer's remote computers in any way - it's a pure FTP
    connection, no questions. My suspicion is that FTP service *buffers* the
    files it receives in memory some way or the other and sometimes fails to
    flush them to disk properly. Another interesting observation is that very
    same FTP service reports successful transfer to the client (we have detailed
    logs)!

    "Victor" <McLOL@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:#Zyk72PMEHA.928@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl...
    > Hi io,
    >
    > When you use Windows NT Explorer to copy a file from the client to a
    remote
    > computer, data is typically transferred in Core mode in 4 KB blocks. Could
    > this possibly be the case with the FTP clients that you are using? I have
    > been unable to find a similar issue, assuming that you're referring to the
    > FTP Server that is part of IIS 5.0 (Windows 2000).
    >
    > == Victor ===
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