I use FreeFilSync to synchronize some locals folders to basic FTP server and sometimes (regularly) I get this error :
[11:58:33] Erreur: Impossible de lire le fichier "C:\Web\Images\ftp\Livre\135x85px\67587.jpg". Le flux de données a une taille inattendue : Attendu : 11310 octets Trouvé : 5655 octets [notifyUnbufferedIO]
Sorry for french copy/paste... I wanted to know if someone else get this "notifyUnbufferedIO" error ? And what is its origin (or how to solve) ?
Thank's
Jeremy
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geinbest
Same problem here. I can't seem to get the mirror or update to work properly with FTP.
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jfilhoul
Great, I'm not alone :-p
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robavad
The same problem. Small (KB) files are copied to FTP.
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ugoplatamia
I also have this same error when I am syncing my KeePass files. They are small files copied via FTP.
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jucuegas
Hello,
I have the same problem, since the last update is repeated quite frequently.
It also creates temporary files in the destination FTP
regards
Site Admin
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Zenju
So the error message itself is correct, isn't it? A file was changed after comparison, or is currently being changed, which could lead to syncing a corrupted file state. If this is the case, you can check for yourself.
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jfilhoul
For me, the file doesn't change...
To "avoid" this issue, I sync the local folder to FTP every 20 minutes (to remove tmp file and resend local file). And for some local files (that never change or move), this error appears during hours!
So for me, the message isn't correct.
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jfilhoul
It's weird because I have an other task on same machine but to an other SFTP server and I never have this problem...
Very cool! Thank you for your quick return. I just installed it. I'll monitoring it during few days and I go back to you if something goes wrong.
Thank's again!
