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Commons FTP problem 500 [122] CDataBuffer::Write Error, Buffer Too Small

Hi,

I am using commons-net 1.1 version for pulling files from external
server which is behind a firewall.
I am using the following code.

                       outputFile = new FileOutputStream(localFileName);
			// store the file on remote machine			
                        //ftp is the FTPClient object
			boolean isTransferred = ftp.retrieveFile(remoteFileName, outputFile);
			if (!isTransferred)
			{
				throw new Exception("Not able to get the files FTP server " +
ftp.getReplyString() + " :: " + ftp.getReplyCode());
			}

I am not doing a ftp.listFiles() since listFiles() wouldnt work if the
external FTP server type is 'UNKNOWN'. I know which file to get so
trying to directly get the file.
When I run the above code I get the following exception message with
replyString :: replyCode as the retrieval fails.

500 [122] CDataBuffer :: Write Error, Buffer Too Small: Len=39424, Buffer=16384

Can anybody please help me in resolving this issue? Whats the most
generic way to handle this as listFiles() doesnt work
Can this be related to a Firewall issue? because second time when I
try to pull the same file I receive '550 *** ERROR *** NO BATCHES FOR
TRANSMISSION' though the file is present is updated with a flag
indicating that its processing.

Thanks in advance,
Ravi

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Commons FTP problem 500 [122] CDataBuffer::Write Error, Buffer Too Small

Posted by ravi shankar <ra...@gmail.com>.
Hi,

I am using commons-net 1.1 version for pulling files from external
server which is behind a firewall.
I am using the following code.

                       outputFile = new FileOutputStream(localFileName);
                        // store the file on remote machine
                        //ftp is the FTPClient object
                        boolean isTransferred =
ftp.retrieveFile(remoteFileName, outputFile);
                        if (!isTransferred)
                        {
                                throw new Exception("Not able to get
the files FTP server " +
ftp.getReplyString() + " :: " + ftp.getReplyCode());
                        }

I am not doing a ftp.listFiles() since listFiles() wouldnt work if the
external FTP server type is 'UNKNOWN'. I know which file to get so
trying to directly get the file.
When I run the above code I get the following exception message with
replyString :: replyCode as the retrieval fails.

500 [122] CDataBuffer :: Write Error, Buffer Too Small: Len=39424, Buffer=16384

Can anybody please help me in resolving this issue? Whats the most
generic way to handle this as listFiles() doesnt work
Can this be related to a Firewall issue? because second time when I
try to pull the same file I receive '550 *** ERROR *** NO BATCHES FOR
TRANSMISSION' though the file is present is updated with a flag
indicating that its processing.

Thanks in advance,
Ravi

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Re: Commons FTP problem 500 [122] CDataBuffer::Write Error, Buffer Too Small

Posted by Pal <pa...@gmail.com>.
We faced a similar problem when we tried FTP GET from an External Source. We
had a VPN setup with the partner and our partner's Gateway settings helped
to resolve this issue.
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