https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=418472
--- Comment #8 from Alexander Ewering <ae@seven.systems> --- (In reply to Harald Sitter from comment #7) > This looks suspiciously like a server-side problem that we can't do anything > about. > If I give you a diff can you build kio-extras yourself to get some more > debug output? This is either a problem with libssh or the server, but it's > hard to say which without some more context on the error. > > Is this still a problem if you disable the .part files? (run `kcmshell5 > netpref` and uncheck 'mark partial files') > > in Comment #3 we see it successfully opening the file on the server and > writing the first (and only) 8355 bytes. It'd then continue to write 0 bytes > and that results in a zero byte write which would then conclude the upload. > Except, instead of coming back with 0 bytes the second write raises an error > which leaves you with the dangling .part file. > We aren't doing anything crazy there, so I am rather thinking the server > considers 0 byte writes a problem, which is stupid and wrong. OK, turning off "Mark partial files" fixed it indeed. However, I'm not sure you're not doing anything crazy ;) Why would you "write 0 bytes"? That doesn't make any sense to me. If I designed an FTP server, it would indeed error on such a request! The FTP server used here also isn't in any way "special" -- it's as mainstream as it gets: One of the biggest German mass hosters (Hetzner KonsoleH)... Thanks anyway for your time! (sorry I don't have a proper development environment set up so I think building parts of KDE would be a major problem). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
