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File transfer Abort

2019-07-31
2019-07-31
  • Vincent Boidyo

    Vincent Boidyo - 2019-07-31

    Hello Dennis,

    Hope you are doing great.

    This is in regards to file transfer on 900 machines via UFTP from server to clients.

    It's an Mac Products with Mojave 10.4 version OS we are using.

    Now-a-days, we are getting file transfer aborded too many error.

    Please help me to find out what can be added to aviod such error going further.

    Server:- ./uftp -M 232.X.X.X -R -I en0 99999 -B 7355555 -p 9094 -t 10 (path)
    Client:- ./uftpd -M 232.X.X.X -I en0 -B 7355555 -p 9094 -d -D /private/var/mapsadmin/Desktop/uftpTesting -T /private/var/mapsadmin/Desktop/uftpReceiving

    After sending a file we are getting below error messages:-

    Transfer aborted by 0xXXXXXX: registration unconfirmed.
    Couldn't get complete for group REGISTED from 0xXXXXXX
    Received invalid message register from 0xXXXXXX
    Host:0xXXXXXX Status:Aborted
    Transfer aborted by 0xXXXXXX: Error joining multicast group

    These are the common and major error we are getting.

    As the transfer gets aborted or incomplete, certain kb/mb of file get saved in receiving folder. The complete file do not get ransferred in Testing folder.
    No matter we tried removing the incomplete file and transfer again the file, but still the same.

    What can be the issues these error occurs and how can we bypass them.
    Is there something we have to add in server and client client taht can be avioded.

    Please it would be much helpful ig you can have give us some inputs.

    Thankyou.
    Vincent.

     

    Last edit: Vincent Boidyo 2019-07-31
  • Dennis Bush

    Dennis Bush - 2019-07-31

    Vincent,

    It looks like the client wasn't able to get a REG_CONF from the server. Since this message is the first one sent over the private multicast address, this problem is typically caused by the network not passing traffic for this address.

    Run a wireshark trace on the server and client. If you see the packet leave the server but not arrive at the client then the network is dropping the packet.

    Regards,
    Dennis

     

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