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Posted to user@commons.apache.org by "Press, Michael" <Mi...@Artesia.com> on 2003/04/09 19:00:40 UTC
FTP send changes file size
I'm using netcomponents to ftp a file to a remote server. The FTP completes
successfully, but the file sent is 10 bytes smaller than the original. It's
a 1.2MB JPEG file, and the image is distorted after the FTP (smaller files
are sent without change). This is Unix->Unix. A manual FTP using the Unix
command-line FTP results in the same file size at the destination.
Why would the file change size? Is there some setting I'm missing that
would resolve this?
Thanks,
Michael
Re: FTP send changes file size
Posted by Dave Newton <da...@solaraccess.com>.
> I'm using netcomponents to ftp a file to a remote server. The FTP completes
> successfully, but the file sent is 10 bytes smaller than the original. It's
> a 1.2MB JPEG file, and the image is distorted after the FTP (smaller files
> are sent without change). This is Unix->Unix. A manual FTP using the Unix
> command-line FTP results in the same file size at the destination.
Are you sure it's a file size issue and not a binary/not-binary file
issue?
Dave
RE: FTP send changes file size
Posted by Jon Payne <jo...@ttpcom.com>.
Worth checking that you're in binary mode as opposed to text mode - that
would account for a file size change.
Jon
-----Original Message-----
From: Press, Michael [mailto:Michael.Press@Artesia.com]
Sent: 09 April 2003 18:01
To: 'Jakarta Commons Users List'
Subject: FTP send changes file size
I'm using netcomponents to ftp a file to a remote server. The FTP completes
successfully, but the file sent is 10 bytes smaller than the original. It's
a 1.2MB JPEG file, and the image is distorted after the FTP (smaller files
are sent without change). This is Unix->Unix. A manual FTP using the Unix
command-line FTP results in the same file size at the destination.
Why would the file change size? Is there some setting I'm missing that
would resolve this?
Thanks,
Michael
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