Re: [JSch-users] Illegal data get mixed into a sent file

2015-10-25 Thread Kagoshima Data Application Co., Ltd. T.Oohara
Hello. > can you provide a test class reduced to the code that helps > reproducing the effect? We will be able to provide it. /* -*-mode:java; c-basic-offset:2; indent-tabs-mode:nil -*- */ /** * This program will demonstrate the sftp protocol support. *

Re: [JSch-users] Illegal data get mixed into a sent file

2015-11-06 Thread Kagoshima Data Application Co., Ltd. T.Oohara
Hello. Did a phenomenon reappear in the test class which I provided? -- ___ JSch-users mailing list JSch-users@lists.sourceforge.net

[JSch-users] Illegal data get mixed into a sent file

2015-10-21 Thread Kagoshima Data Application Co., Ltd. T.Oohara
Hello. We are using JSch library version 0.1.49 and we have a problem that the illegal data will get mixed into a file we sent. If we add the following configuration to Sftp.java, which is one of the examples included with jsch-0.1.49.zip, and send a file to the SFTP Server (Titan FTP

[JSch-users] Illegal data get mixed into a sent file

2016-06-08 Thread Kagoshima Data Application Co., Ltd. T.Oohara
We performed the investigation on this issue by using JSch-0.1.53. In the Read process during the first data transmit ion, "buffer.buffe" will be the newly created (extended) reference by Packet.java::shift(). byte[] foo=new byte[s+buffer.index-5-9-len]; buffer.buffer=foo; During the

Re: [JSch-users] Illegal data get mixed into a sent file

2016-06-28 Thread Kagoshima Data Application Co., Ltd. T.Oohara
Hello. Thank you for contacting. Once we had applied the patch, the problem disappeared and would no longer occur. So we want you to answer the following questions: 1. What do you think has caused this problem? 2. Is the content of the patch a fix applicable to "JSch-0.1.49"? 3. Has the