arthurleu
This is when I download the file and delete it after I downloaded it
This image shows the 8KB file dated at 4:34 (Copied from server from the MDTM)
Then I tried downloading the file AGAIN (knowing it is not there)
This would be the same as if someone moved / deleted / renamed the file unintentionally
This image shows the 8KB got ZEROED dated at 4:49 (The time of the failed download)
I only used a small file as an example. If you do that with a 5GB file it will be the same
I reported this ages ago in the public support but there was no response. Many of my FTP's users are suffering from this bug because the files keep being renamed / moved and as a result wasting both the server and my users' bandwidth.
Keep thinking someone would have discovered the bug and report it but I don't think anyone bothered.
[04:42:34] SIZE 2007-05.sfv
[04:42:34] 213 7969
[04:42:34] MDTM 2007-05.sfv
[04:42:35] 213 20070528033455
[04:42:35] PASV
[04:42:35] 227 Entering Passive Mode (xx,xxx,xx,xxx,183,100).
[04:42:35] Proxy: Resolving host name 127.0.0.1
[04:42:35] Opening data connection to xx.xxx.xx.xxx Port: 46948
[04:42:35] Proxy: Connecting to SOCKS5 proxy server 127.0.0.1 Port: 1350
[04:42:35] RETR 2007-05.sfv
[04:42:35] Proxy: Connected to proxy server. Sending connection request.
[04:42:36] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 2007-05.sfv (7969 bytes)
[04:42:36] 7969 bytes transferred. (12.1 KB/s) (641 ms)
[04:42:36] 226 Transfer complete.
[04:42:36] MDTM 2007-05.sfv
[04:42:37] 213 20070528033455
[04:42:37] DELE 2007-05.sfv
[04:42:37] 250 DELE command successful
Then I tried downloading the file AGAIN (knowing it is not there)
This would be the same as if someone moved / deleted / renamed the file unintentionally
[04:49:38] RETR 2007-05.sfv
[04:49:38] Proxy: Connected to proxy server. Sending connection request.
[04:49:38] 550 2007-05.sfv: No such file or directory
[04:49:38] 0 bytes transferred. (N/A/s) (0 ms)
[04:49:38] MDTM 2007-05.sfv
[04:49:38] 550 2007-05.sfv: No such file or directory
I only used a small file as an example. If you do that with a 5GB file it will be the same
I reported this ages ago in the public support but there was no response. Many of my FTP's users are suffering from this bug because the files keep being renamed / moved and as a result wasting both the server and my users' bandwidth.
Keep thinking someone would have discovered the bug and report it but I don't think anyone bothered.
+- System -----------------------------
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
CPU Speed : 1995 MHz
Total Memory : 2038 MB
Free Memory : 1307 MB
+- SmartFTP ---------------------------
Version : 2.5.1005.36
Time Stamp : 2007-05-21 03:45:14
Platform : x86
+- Application DLL --------------------
sfFTPLib.dll : 1.5.9.20
sfFavorites.dll : 1.0.1.36
SmartHook.dll : 1.0.2.2
+- Language ---------------------------
SmartFTP.exe : 2.5.1005.36
+- Internet Explorer ------------------
Version : 6.0.2900.2180
+- Winsock ----------------------------
Winsock : 2.2