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I have a synchronization between a local folder on Windows 10 (AMD64, Version 1607, Build 14393.953) and a debian wheezy server running locally inside an Oracle VM VirtualBox (Version 5.1.18 r114002 (Qt5.6.2)) Container.
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Computer had been asleep, VPN had dropped. VPN was restored, all while WinSCP was running.
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my computer connection to the internet is lost , later when the WiFi is back WinSCP tried to connect to the remote server , the error happened.
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Disabled the ethernet adpater then re-enabled it after a while and got this error.
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Thanks for your report.
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martin ◆
Thanks for your report.
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when "keep the distant updated" is activated, the detection of a change crashes the process of watching, before uploading a new file.
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Just reconnecting to a server I previously had connected to after losing connectivity.
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The computer I was syncing was powered up, however it was connected to a PoE Ethernet switch that had been powered off, so just the Ethernet connection was down. When I powered up the PoE switch and attempted to reconnect without stopping WinSCP (I had it set to "keep the remote files up-to-date"), it crashed.
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