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Is there a bug with the transfer port ? #57
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I noticed the same issue. In my case, the transfer ports are never released by the server, even if the client disconnects gracefully. After many transfers and the server being up for a long period of period, we are running out of ports and the issue above shows. |
Support email : [email protected] does not work Error in server log: Output: Case: after autosys failed in step above , restarted same job after 30 min Error in client log: Error in server log: |
It is my understanding that only 10 transfer ports are allowed. In our case, those are never released after a transfer, hence we end up running out of ports, and get the same error: port out of range:-1 |
I fail to pull a second time data from the server.
On the client side I see:
java.lang.Exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: port out of range:-1
On the server side I see:
2021-05-26 03:42:27 INFO lia.util.net.copy.transport.ControlChannel sendMsgImpl [ ControlChannel ] sending message tag ( 15 ): REMOTE_TRANSFER_PORT msg: -1
This happens after successfully pulling recursively a directory. The first pull works fine. The second does not.
This is the command I use for the first pull on the client side:
java -jar fdt.jar -pull -r -c <ip-address> -d <dest-dir> <remote-dir> -bs 8M -P 8 -bio
The command I use on the server side:
java -jar fdt.jar -f <filtered-ip-address> -bio -bs 8M
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