SFTP works fine when connecting to most SFTP servers. However when trying to connect to a Bitvise SSH server on a Windows machine get an application crash and a dump file.
Replicated on multiple machines.
Where can the dmp file be submitted to figure out what is causing the crash? Can the dmp file be submitted here?
SFTP: Application Crash with Bitvise SSH
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Please send it via email.
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Can you confirm that SSH passwords are not stored in in dmp files? Checked the file but much of it is transcoded so want to double check before sending.
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It's possible but unlikely since the automatic crash dumps only collect stack and global data but not dynamic memory.
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Sent to zenju:
Let me know if you find anything interesting.
Let me know if you find anything interesting.
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Are you able to reproduce the crash consistently?
If yes, does the following version work for you? (zlib disabled)
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4q55v6c1s9752xa/FreeFileSync_8.4_beta_Windows_Setup.exe
If yes, does the following version work for you? (zlib disabled)
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4q55v6c1s9752xa/FreeFileSync_8.4_beta_Windows_Setup.exe
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The 8.4 beta version you provided solved the issue.
What was causing the crash if do not mind me asking?
What was causing the crash if do not mind me asking?
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Great to hear! It looks like a libssh2 bug in the zlib handling where the library just uses zlib without checking if it is available first. By default the Bitvise server has zlib disabled.
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That does make sense. Thank you.
Will the fix be included in the next stable release?
Will the fix be included in the next stable release?
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Yes, the fix will be included in the next release.