Rashkae schrieb:
Can you define corrupt? If you copy your folder to the server, then copy back
from the server to the workstation, do you still have problems with those
files? Does the file size change? (are they receiving more or fewer bytes?),,
did you try to compare MD5 Sums?
If the files really are becomming corrupt somehow, did you check Dmesg on your
server to make sure you aren't having serious hardware problems on that end?
Hi and thank you for your answer,
with coruppt I mean that there aren't any missing bytes. I saw some BMP
files which look like you have taken the original photo-image (tho photo
came out of an microscope. we are working with a lot of images of plants
and genes) and cut it into litle peaces. Than you take this peaces and
put them randomly together. I don't know how to describe it better. My
english is not that good. Other photos in the same folder are ok. And we
got the problem on two different systems, using thair own storage
device. I mean they don't share the same drive or something like this.
It doesn't matter if we copy the files from the server to a workstation
and back or if we copie the files from a workstation to the server and back.
We don't compare the md5 checksumes. We cheked our switches to make
shure there is nothing wrong with our network installation. And there
are no hardware errors because we are having the problem on two
different machines.
I hope that information can help you.
greetings
Julian
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