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martin

Re: File 100% in Log

Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

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shelley.ford@...

File 100% in Log

Hi,
This is just a general question regarding information in the logs. We have a file transfer automation tool that we use with WinSCP. We see when there is a file transfer issue, it looks as though the file has downloaded even though it hasn't. Below is an example where filename was attempted to be downloaded, but wasn't available at the source; however it shows the file size, the kilobytes per second, and file format. What does the 100% mean? 
Starting the session...

Session started.

Active session: [1] session name

local path

Using configured transfer settings different from factory defaults.

filename              |         259 KB |  297.3 KB/s | binary | 100%

Can't get attributes of file 'filename'.

No such file or directory.

Error code: 2

Error message from server (en): No such file.

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