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FWIW.. I have used sftp to send extremely large files, such as whole
server backups, without any problems at all. I did not have to set up
anything in particular, it just worked.
When you are having trouble with your larger files (imho, 110mb isn't
really very big) does it always stop at the exact same byte position?
Or does it vary?
If it varies, I'd suggest this is probably a network issue rather than a
software issue. A flaky cable/switch/router/etc is causing the data to
get screwed up somewhere, causing the transfer to abort.
IF it's always the same, then I would look for some sort of size limit
being set up somewhere, most likely on the server-side.
Also, you could also try using scp rather than sftp and see if that
matters at all. Just as a lark...
On 11/3/2015 8:34 AM, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:
I changed the SFTP process to send a 3mb zip file instead of the 110mb uncompressed file.
SFTP now working with a zipped 3mb file.
Large file issue for SFTP still exists, possibly 30 to 40mb limit.
Still looking to resolve this issue.
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