[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #2911: Download/Upload does not overwrite or results in 0kb files

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#2911: Download/Upload does not overwrite or results in 0kb files
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 Reporter:  verviana  |       Owner:  dkocher                         
     Type:  defect    |      Status:  new                             
 Priority:  normal    |   Milestone:                                  
Component:  ftp       |     Version:  3.1.1                           
 Severity:  major     |    Keywords:  overwrite, 0kb, download, upload
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 Ever since downloading the new version of Cyberduck, I've been having
 sporadic problems downloading/uploading.

 Specifically, when I'm trying to overwrite a file (replace a file on my
 desktop with the newer file on the server, or vice versa) it only works
 properly about 50% of the time.  I get a taskbar, it thinks for a few
 minutes and announces "download (or upload) complete" in my transfer
 window.

 However, when I go to utilize the file, one of two things happens:
 1.  it hasn't been overwritten.  the old version of the file is still in
 place.  this does not surprise me, because only about 50% of the time does
 Cyberduck pop up and ask me if I wish to overwrite, which it used to do
 consistently.
 2.  It has been overwritten--with an empty, 0 kb file.  Usually, on second
 or third attempt I get the complete file.

 I've experienced this phenomenon on various computers using various
 methods of connecting to the internet, and it's consistent (in other
 words: the problem isn't me, as far as I can tell).

 I did try to search through tickets to see if someone had reported
 something similar but didn't see anything... so I am sorry if this is a
 duplicate ticket.  Are you guys aware of this problem/is there a fix for
 it forthcoming?

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.cyberduck.ch/ticket/2911>
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