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Have you tried an other FTP software? like filezilla.<br />
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If the transfere fails there aswell, what about setting up filezilla server on the XP installation and download it for the UNIX install?
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Have you tried an other FTP software? like filezilla.

If the transfere fails there aswell, what about setting up filezilla server on the XP installation and download it for the UNIX install?

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This looks like there is not enough free space on the other side.<br />
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Even if there is a large hard drive on the Unix machine, there may still be space issues in the respective filesystem (/, /root, /home, /usr, /var etc.) that you are copying to.
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This looks like there is not enough free space on the other side.

Even if there is a large hard drive on the Unix machine, there may still be space issues in the respective filesystem (/, /root, /home, /usr, /var etc.) that you are copying to.

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I would say it runs out of space.<br />

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I am trying to ftp one file from WindowsXP workstation to UNIX (Unixware 1.1, release 4.1). The file size is 827 MB. I am using Windows FTP (IIS) &nbsp;to do so. But system is transferring almost 95% file and then giving error<br />
'rdb: short write<br />
426 Connection closed: transfer aborted.<br />
825031680 bytes received in 8.2e+02 seconds (9.9e+02) Kbytes/s)<br />
ftp&gt;'<br />
(rdb is a name of the file)<br />
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I have increased the timeout limit also of ftp. By default it is 900Sec. &nbsp;<br />
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I am trying to ftp one file from WindowsXP workstation to UNIX (Unixware 1.1, release 4.1). The file size is 827 MB. I am using Windows FTP (IIS)  to do so. But system is transferring almost 95% file and then giving error
'rdb: short write
426 Connection closed: transfer aborted.
825031680 bytes received in 8.2e+02 seconds (9.9e+02) Kbytes/s)
ftp>'
(rdb is a name of the file)

I have increased the timeout limit also of ftp. By default it is 900Sec.  
 

How can we FTP the file from windows to UNIX ?

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