Opened 14 years ago

Closed 12 years ago

Last modified 11 years ago

#5421 closed Bug report (outdated)

md5sum of files over 2gb changed

Reported by: austin Owned by:
Priority: normal Component: FileZilla Client
Keywords: Cc:
Component version: Operating system type: Windows
Operating system version: windows server 2003

Description

after downloading a file using filezilla (the file was 10gb)and checking the md5sum of the file, the md5sum of the resultant file differed from the md5sum of the original file. whats more the file differed at byte 2147483648, the point the filesize would overflow a signed 32 bit integer. i have re-downloaded the orignal file using ssh on linux (opposed to how it was originally downloaded using filezilla on 32 bit windows server 2003) and the md5sum matches, i transfered it to the windows machine using samba and the md5sum STILL matches, which takes windows out of the equation as the source of the corruption. also being that it occurred AT 2147483648, corruption from download seems unlikely.

Change History (11)

comment:1 by Tim Kosse, 14 years ago

Status: newmoreinfo

Which SFTP server software (product and precise version) are you using?

comment:2 by austin, 14 years ago

Status: moreinfonew

filezilla 3.3.3 windows server 2003

comment:3 by Tim Kosse, 14 years ago

Status: newmoreinfo

That's the client's version and the system it is running on.

But what is the SFTP server product and version?

comment:4 by austin, 14 years ago

im not sure off hand, wouldnt even be able to find out til monday but i know the os, 32 bit red hat linux using PAE the server is hosted by ubiquity thats all i can tell you today, i'll be at work tomarrow and i may be able to get more info.

comment:5 by austin, 14 years ago

Status: moreinfonew

sftp to the server and typing "version" gave me this:
SFTP protocol version 3

comment:6 by Tim Kosse, 14 years ago

Status: newmoreinfo

That's the protocol version, but not the server version.

Please contact the server administrator for further information.

comment:7 by austin, 14 years ago

isnt there a way to find out from SSH? i know if i call them they will tell me i will have to get the owner of the account to send in a ticket at which point they can tell him, and he can tell me.

comment:8 by Tim Kosse, 14 years ago

Perhaps. If you set the debug level to 3 in the settings dialog of FileZilla, you should see the version the server advertises when you connect. Unfortunately, a lot of the servers challenged with problems like large file support, often return useless or generic identifiers.

comment:9 by austin, 14 years ago

well if its using sftp, and sshfs(which i used to download the file on my computer) also uses sftp, it doesnt seem to me as though the ftp could be the problem

comment:10 by Alexander Schuch, 12 years ago

Do you still have the problem with current FileZilla Client?

comment:11 by Alexander Schuch, 12 years ago

Resolution: outdated
Status: moreinfoclosed

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