pydio / pydio-sync-java

[DEPRECATED] Synchronization Client of the Pydio project. Based on the Java SDK.
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Linux x64: Some files cannot be uploaded #43

Closed zinzolin closed 10 years ago

zinzolin commented 10 years ago

Hello,

on Ubuntu 12.04 64bits, some of the files located in the "common files" local folder cannot be synced with the server. The error message is the following:

27481502 [PydioScheduler_Worker-1] INFO  root  - Uploading 3729 bytes
Chunk size: 16384 - time for upload: 0
27482557 [PydioScheduler_Worker-1] ERROR root  - Synchro
java.lang.Exception: Could not upload file to the server
    at io.pyd.synchro.SyncJob.applyChanges(SyncJob.java:884)
    at io.pyd.synchro.SyncJob.run(SyncJob.java:464)
    at io.pyd.synchro.SyncJob.execute(SyncJob.java:245)
    at org.quartz.core.JobRunShell.run(JobRunShell.java:213)
    at org.quartz.simpl.SimpleThreadPool$WorkerThread.run(SimpleThreadPool.java:557)

It looks like the task is being interrupted. The files are mostly .gif and .png.

From the command line, I see the PydioScheduler working cycling on this problem. The systray icon though indicates "cleaning".

Hope it helps.

wojt-spot commented 10 years ago

Hello @zinzolin can You deliver us a result of recursive dir list of Your local folder? So I could reproduce the structure and check the problem?

cdujeu commented 10 years ago

@zinzolin could you provide a tmp access to your server? very probably a server-side problem. use team (at) pyd (dot) io

zinzolin commented 10 years ago

Hi Charles,

you ermail seem to have been clipped. I could provide you tmp access, just tell me how.

Le 29/01/2014 23:37, Charles du Jeu a écrit :

@zinzolin https://github.com/zinzolin could you provide a tmp access to your server? very probably a server-side problem. use

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/pydio/pydio-sync-java/issues/43#issuecomment-33639787.

cdujeu commented 10 years ago

team (at) pyd (dot) io

cdujeu commented 10 years ago

So the apache Mod_security was probably the root of the problem. Use the sync for a period and keep us posted