Its causing unpredictable behaviour in case of fuse mounted file system. Please look into it if it can be resolved.
Thanks for the quick response. ~Akshay On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 9:15 PM, Alexander Lukyanov <lavv...@gmail.com> wrote: > In unix it is usually allowed to rename open files, so lftp does that. > I'll see if it is possible to reverse the order. > > 2014-09-30 12:18 GMT+04:00 akshay gupta <akshaygupta...@gmail.com>: > >> Hi, >> >> I am trying to mirror files on Fuse mounted hdfs file system ( >> https://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/MountableHDFS). Lftp is creating some 0 >> byte files. >> >> Observations: >> 1. Files of size larger then 64k are getting transferred properly. >> Smaller files have 0 byte file size. >> 2. Debug logs shows that lftp downloaded data for the files correctly. It >> also renamed them. >> >> Additional tests on fuse mounted hdfs. >> - I created a file with a temp file name, written the data to it, then >> renamed the file and finally closed the output stream. In this case it >> creates a 0 byte file. >> - I created a file with a temp file name, written the data to it, closed >> the file and then renamed the file. In this case it creates the file >> correctly. >> >> >> Can someone please look into this issue, it might be possible that stream >> is closed after the file is renamed. >> >> Thanks, >> Akshay >> >> >> > > > > -- > Alexander. >
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