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Member 13306796 13-Jul-17 8:11 13-Jul-17 8:11 Very nice job, this is very helpful. Just wanted to report these: - I commented out the snipped from the upload method that was generating a bug for me. It was truncating everything in the file. // FileStream localFileStream = new FileStream(localFile, FileMode.Create); FileStream localFileStream = new FileStream(localFile, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read); - It seems like the the filename has to be a file on the root directory, otherwise it was generating an error /* Upload a File */ ftpClient.upload( ' test.txt', @' C: Users metastruct Desktop test.txt'); In lieu of /* Upload a File */ ftpClient.upload( ' etc/test.txt', @' C: Users metastruct Desktop test.txt').txt ' ). I'm getting the same issue and it seems to be firewall related. The file gets created with 0 bytes and then after a couple of seconds it gets deleted (while still busy 'uploading'). I'm using the utility I wrote to copy files between servers.

When uploading files from server 1 to server 3, it works fine. When uploading files from server 2 to server 3, the issue occurs. And just to mix everything up, I can transfer files from server 1 to server 2 and vice versa (all using the same utility). If I completely disable the firewall on server 3, then it goes through fine, although that doesn't explain why server 1 can transfer to server 3 while the firewall is active. The only change that I've made on the firewall on server 3 is to allow 'FTP Server' so I'm not sure why it isn't working from server 2.

I can however use a normal FTP client on server 2 (i.e. Total Commander) and transfer files to server 3 so it seems that the firewall on server 3 is somehow just specifically blocking file transfers from my utility being executed on server 2.