Dear Matthew,
Sorry for my late response, but I have a lot to fix in my company...
> On a corrupt file, are the file sizes exactly the same?
Yes, it's exactly the same byte-size!
If have tested the localfile with the uploaded file on the server. I
also download the 5MB-Jpg-Image with the browser and via ssh-command to
localhost again. All files have the same size.
What about your suggestion with "binary diff", how could I do on the
linux-system? May you have an example.
Greets,
Peter
On 11/19/2010 10:30 AM, goo...@ifo.net wrote:
No truncation. I have uploaded a 5MB JPG-Image, it also has 5MB on the
server. If I download the image, you can view the image, but it's a
corrupted (wrong colors and so on).
On a corrupt file, are the file sizes exactly the same?
I guess my next step would be a binary diff of two small-ish files
which exhibit this corruption. At this point, we're firmly into
"strange crap" territory. I have seen corruption like this in the
past, and it often comes down to "I compare the files, and notice that
the corruption happens because there is random garbage inserted on
<interval> boundaries, and then the file picks up again". In a case
like that, the issue is that someone is reading <interval> + some size
bytes out of a buffer into which only <interval> bytes have been
stuffed, etc.
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