Description of problem: When transfering large files over sftp, Filezilla will successfully complete the file transfer. Then attempt to resume transfer of the same file. It will continue to "reget" the same file over and over. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Filezilla 3.1.0.1 How reproducible: This happens on any large files over sftp when Filezilla has been shutdown and then the transfer has been restarted. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Filezilla. Connect to sftp server. 2. Perform "get" on a large file. (ei 100MB) 3. Stop the transfer and close Filezilla. 4. Re-open Filezilla and restart the queue. 5. When the file has finished downloading, Filezilla will attempt to resume the transfer (reget), starting from the last byte + 1. Actual results: Filezilla continues to attempt "reget" of the completed file. Expected results: Filezilla should recognize when it has reached the end of the file and move on to the next transfer in the queue. Additional info: Attached is a screen shot showing a file being downloaded from an sftp server. As you can see, the remote file is the same size as the amount of data transfered. In the message window, the reget can be seen in progress.
Created attachment 348202 [details] Screen shot of problem
Given that F-9 is goind EOL and this bug isn't security related. I will close this as WON'TFIX. Thx for the report, but please open a new report on a recent Fedora version if you experienced the bug again.