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We are experience an issue with polling remote directories with sftp.
The sftp get fails when the AFD tries to download files of size 32 byte. 31 bytes and lower are fine, and files of size 33 bytes and larger are fine.
The polling mechanism fails to fetch the other files in the remote directory because the 32 byte file is still there. The AFD keep trying to fetch the 32 byte file.
I will try to extract the transfer debug log and add it to this issue.
Running version 1.4.12 on RedHat 8.7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On Fri, 1 Dec 2023, Daniel Sundahl wrote:
We are experience an issue with polling remote directories with sftp.
The sftp get fails when the AFD tries to download files of size 32 byte. 31
bytes and lower are fine, and files of size 33 bytes and larger are fine.
The polling mechanism fails to fetch the other files in the remote directory
because the 32 byte file is still there. The AFD keep trying to fetch the 32
byte file.
I will try to extract the transfer debug log and add it to this issue.
Running version 1.4.12 on RedHat 8.7
Urgh! sftp_read() was returning EPIPE (errno C error code) as a positiv
value. EPIPE is 32. This hopefully fixes it:
92ca638
Thanks for reporting this!
Regards,
Holger
We are experience an issue with polling remote directories with sftp.
The sftp get fails when the AFD tries to download files of size 32 byte. 31 bytes and lower are fine, and files of size 33 bytes and larger are fine.
The polling mechanism fails to fetch the other files in the remote directory because the 32 byte file is still there. The AFD keep trying to fetch the 32 byte file.
I will try to extract the transfer debug log and add it to this issue.
Running version 1.4.12 on RedHat 8.7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: