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i'm working on a issue that i have on my sftp server. the issue is that when folder quota is reached and someone try to upload a file, he didnt get any error code and he deposit a 0 bytes file. so i want to know if there's any solution (integrity check for example) to check if the file is well transferred.

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Not really. The best you could do is run sha1sum via ssh against the remote file and see if that matches the same hash of the local file.

A different tool such as scp or rsync may return an error code on transfer failure.

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scp and rsync allow to perform ssh file transfert but i specially need to do it using sFTP – achraf May 11 '10 at 12:56
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Compare with md5sum the checksum of the 2 files

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@ignacio & @drfalk3n : yes but the problem is that i cant perform the checksum on production server. is there any solution to do the check on client side ? – achraf May 11 '10 at 12:08
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