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Raccoon · 04-01-2003, 02:50 PM

We've determined that the FTP Server reports that the file size is smaller than it ought to be, BUT, have we tried downloading the files and actually CHECKING for truncation or corruption?

Perhaps the files are fine and the server is reporting their sizes wrong, or reporting some compressed filesize.

Lets upload a control file, download it, and perform a byte-for-byte comparison on it.

Also, you haven't told us if the files being uploaded ARE ascii files or not. It is possible your FlashFXP settings are putting it in ASCII mode for ASCII files and you're just missing it (or the info is hidden?) So...

Try uploading a .txt extension file, then try uploading a .bmp extension file.

- Raccoon

EDIT: Oops, sorry... I didn't notice a second page before I posted.

04-01-2003, 02:50 PM
Raccoon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 136	We've determined that the FTP Server reports that the file size is smaller than it ought to be, BUT, have we tried downloading the files and actually CHECKING for truncation or corruption? Perhaps the files are fine and the server is reporting their sizes wrong, or reporting some compressed filesize. Lets upload a control file, download it, and perform a byte-for-byte comparison on it. Also, you haven't told us if the files being uploaded ARE ascii files or not. It is possible your FlashFXP settings are putting it in ASCII mode for ASCII files and you're just missing it (or the info is hidden?) So... Try uploading a .txt extension file, then try uploading a .bmp extension file. - Raccoon EDIT: Oops, sorry... I didn't notice a second page before I posted.