Cyberduck downloads more data (bytes) than total file sizes

[ML M]

I downloaded several 250 MB files as a test.  I am using FTP over TLS from a remote server where I store video data.

The file sizes were correctly calculated before download, however Cyberduck download progress shows the total bytes downloaded exceeding the calculated (correct) total and keeps going.  The downloaded file sizes are incorrect and the data in the files has been corrupted.

Am I doing something wrong?

Mark

[ML M]

I have done more experimenting on this issue.  I am using a MacBook Pro running CyberDuck 7.0.0.

In multiple cases, the files downloaded by Cyberduck do not match the original files.  The size is different.  I have tested the same files with FileZilla and the downloaded file is exactly the same including the same MD5.

Is this a problem I can fix somehow?  I have turned off segmented downloads, however "open multiple connections" is active.  I will try turning that off next and send a follow up.

Is it a binary/ascii issue?  These are all binary (Video source content) files.

[Mark McEachran]

I'm having the same problem.

Once I cancelled the transfer, however, it showed that the file was short.

Config from my server (vsftpd):

ssl_enable=YES
force_local_data_ssl=YES
force_local_logins_ssl=YES
ssl_tlsv1=YES
ssl_sslv2=NO
ssl_sslv3=NO

[Lucas Janin]

Hi Everyone,

I have the same issue using a MacBook Pro running CyberDuck 7.6.0.

The only way in found is to switching to single connection (but It's slower) or use FileZilla :-(.

Let me knwo if you need more debug data.

Thanks