my configuration:
1) desktop with win7-64bit
2) linux server with smb (ubuntu 9.10)
3) linux server with smb (ubunto 10.04 lts)
when moving files >4gb from server A to server B tcmd copies only the first 4gb, then asks "overwrite file ?" and then moves again the whole file. the resulting file seems to be ok...
reproducable only with 2 different servers, works well if file is moved on the same server ?!?
edit:
when moving the 1st time no update is done on the progress bar (always 0%), when moving the 2nd time the progress bas works well
problem when moving big files (>4gb) on network drives
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You cannot copy/move a file directly from server A to server B.moving files >4gb from server A to server B
For this action server A needs to know your logon credentials of server B. (which it hopefully doesn't have)
To overcome this lack, TC copies the file from server A to your local PC and copies it again from your PC to server B.
If all works well, TC deletes (in case of move) the file from server A.
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How about copying from C: to S: ? Maybe S: uses a FAT32-Formatted disk? It has a maximum file size of 4GB-1.
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hi,
S: (and R: too, but on a 2nd server) is an ext4-formatted drive on my linux server exported via samba.
copying from C: to S: (or R:) works perfect, copying back from S: (or R:) to C: also works fine, just copying from S: to R: (or vice versa) has this strange behaviour. as i said before, it works, but it copies 2 times: 1st the first 4gb, then the complete file (after asking to overwrite the 4gb file).
i just did some more tests, strangely right now it works like expected (only 1 copy/move operation)... since both servers do >100mb/sec (over gbit lan) its not to much work to do more tests to find out the real reason.
very strange ! at least i dont get data corruption / data loss ;-)
until now i did not get an idea about the reason (copy/move/in root dir/in sub dir/...)
S: (and R: too, but on a 2nd server) is an ext4-formatted drive on my linux server exported via samba.
copying from C: to S: (or R:) works perfect, copying back from S: (or R:) to C: also works fine, just copying from S: to R: (or vice versa) has this strange behaviour. as i said before, it works, but it copies 2 times: 1st the first 4gb, then the complete file (after asking to overwrite the 4gb file).
i just did some more tests, strangely right now it works like expected (only 1 copy/move operation)... since both servers do >100mb/sec (over gbit lan) its not to much work to do more tests to find out the real reason.
very strange ! at least i dont get data corruption / data loss ;-)
until now i did not get an idea about the reason (copy/move/in root dir/in sub dir/...)
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That's indeed very strange. Maybe a virus scanner on the client is interfering?
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