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Yil · 09-24-2011, 11:34 PM

Hmm... Can you double check this FXP behavior.

With 2 people sending to a directory I'm watching FXP request the SIZE of the file that got uploaded by another user (after the last directory listing), get a valid size response of the full file size, and then watching FXP try to overwrite the file. No resume, just a plain STOR. This fails because the file is already there, but I don't think I remember flash doing that before.

Both sites are using the global rules, request file/size prior is checked, and I have a site to site size equal rule to skip.

Hmm, this isn't the 1650 on that machine, it's the last of the 1649 tests.

Update: I incorrectly read the log. Flash requested the SIZE of the file from the source and then blindly tried to send it. I thought in an FXP it would ask the size on the target to figure out if it was there or not or if it needed to be resumed.

09-24-2011, 11:34 PM
Yil Too much time... Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,194	Hmm... Can you double check this FXP behavior. With 2 people sending to a directory I'm watching FXP request the SIZE of the file that got uploaded by another user (after the last directory listing), get a valid size response of the full file size, and then watching FXP try to overwrite the file. No resume, just a plain STOR. This fails because the file is already there, but I don't think I remember flash doing that before. Both sites are using the global rules, request file/size prior is checked, and I have a site to site size equal rule to skip. Hmm, this isn't the 1650 on that machine, it's the last of the 1649 tests. Update: I incorrectly read the log. Flash requested the SIZE of the file from the source and then blindly tried to send it. I thought in an FXP it would ask the size on the target to figure out if it was there or not or if it needed to be resumed. Last edited by Yil; 09-25-2011 at 12:38 AM.