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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#39626: kmail silently (!) stops saving huge attachments after ~ 1MB is written
From:       Achim Bohnet <ach () mpe ! mpg ! de>
Date:       2002-03-22 9:14:35
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On Friday 22 March 2002 07:27, Michael Häckel wrote:
> On Friday 22 March 2002 01:11:01, Achim Bohnet wrote:
> >
> > kio (KIOConnection): put=131cmd=68
> > kio (KIOConnection): put=19527168cmd=100
> > kio (KIOJob): *** SIGPIPE ***
> > kio (KIOConnection): ERROR: Could not write data
> > kio (KIOConnection): put=0cmd=100
> > kio (KIOJob): *** SIGPIPE ***
> > kio (KIOConnection): put=0cmd=51
> > kio (KIOJob): *** SIGPIPE ***
> > kio (Slave): slave died pid = 15221
> >
> > Any hint were to place more debug statement to see why
> > only 1220448 bytes are written before the slave dies?
> 
> Does it work if you save the file with ftp or some other protocol instead?

Using KDE 3 (cvs build yesterday evening) using Save as ...

kde 3
	sftp:	-> 'The process for sftp://..... protocol died unexpectedly'
		   and I find 0 bytes written on remote host

kde 2.2.2

	fish	-> 'Could not change permisson of 'fish://....'.   (well that's
		    a fish problem not of the file or dir).  Result 0 bytes
		    written mode 644.

kde 2.2.2 & 3:

	ftp:	-> does not(!) complain, looks like success, on remote host only
		   the infamous 1220448 are written.

In KDE 3 I've also opened ~/Desktop in konqueror,  RMB on JB....doc -> Copy to -> Browse
and copied to ~/home and this works.   Tried Copy to -> Browse ftp://  and got error
'You can only select local files'  Strange.  Looks like lot of polishing for 3.1.


> Do you get the complete file, if you drag and drop the attachment icon to a 
> Konqueror window?

Copy att via D&D  to
			KDE 3	KDE 2.2.2
	~/Desktop	okay	okay

konqueror window:

        sftp:		okay
	fish:			okay (well with 50kB/s on 100MB switch ethernet :)
	ftp:		okay	okay


Sad but true, with 2.1 kmail had problem with D&D and I teach my users and
me to use 'Save as...'.   Now U turn please ;)

Achim
> 
> Regards,
> Michael Häckel

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