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I figured, I have everything necessary to give this a shot, what could possibly go wrong? Maybe it would expose the issue with the io.Copy mentioned in #433 ? I’ve jotted down an example of some generic classes of errors below.
Intriguing, symlinks aren’t working, we likely need admin rights for symlinks in Windows:
client_integration_test.go:773: symlink C:\Users\snowgirl\AppData\Local\Temp\sftptest-readlink416952039\file C:\Users\snowgirl\AppData\Local\Temp\sftptest-readlink416952039\symlink: A required privilege is not held by the client.
Not sure how these handles are being left open:
sftp server file with handle "1" left open: C:\Users\snowgirl\AppData\Local\Temp\sftptest-readdeadlock065051590/writeTest
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Error message doesn’t even say what file:
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server_integration_test.go:617: C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\sftp.exe: exit status 1: Couldn't stat remote file: Failure
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server_integration_test.go:694: put: local /tmp/sftp.65b523619ba1776cc46bf73a4337dd8d remote /tmp/sftp.ae0dc63945ea2295246a74b92d609d22
server_integration_test.go:699: open /tmp/sftp.65b523619ba1776cc46bf73a4337dd8d: The system cannot find the path specified.
$ grep -r tmp
server_integration_test.go: tmpDirRemote := "/tmp/" + randName()
Where is this weird , output coming from?
--- FAIL: TestServerPutRecursive (0.06s)
server_integration_test.go:869: put recursive: local C:\Users\snowgirl\Work\sftp remote /tmp/sftp.27a44279ebd0fbbb08777194541b8adb
server_integration_test.go:873: runSftpClient failed: C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\sftp.exe: exit status 1: Couldn't stat remote file: Failure
, output
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I figured, I have everything necessary to give this a shot, what could possibly go wrong? Maybe it would expose the issue with the
io.Copy
mentioned in #433 ? I’ve jotted down an example of some generic classes of errors below.What assumption did we make wrong here?
Intriguing, symlinks aren’t working, we likely need admin rights for symlinks in Windows:
Not sure how these handles are being left open:
😬
Where is this weird
, output
coming from?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: