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Error in executing Replications Jobs

chefo

Hi,

I have a problem with the Replication.

I have set a Replication Job, and it runs fine if i include in the source folder only small files, but if I upload bigger files, then the process crashes with an error like Connection reset by peer: socket write error

Looks like the TARGET is closing the port before the files are written completely, and the process is not continuing.

Any idea? I guess i could be missing some configuration somewhere.

I installed the SOURCE and TARGET servers to work on the port 80, and I dont think i modified any other configuration.

I am running the Replication Job over a VPN. The VPN doenst seem to cause any trouble here.
The exact error i get is the next one:

Last job failed. Job started: Mon 15 Jun 2015 16:30:13 Ended: Mon 15 Jun 2015 16:30:17
05150136 Error executing transfer - 05150134 Failed to execute HTTP request sendContent to target: TransferTarget: Singapore,host:192.168.88.10,port:80 status: java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error

Thanks a lot for your help.

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g_rathod

Please check your network connection are not lost while file getting transffered, vpn sometime fluctuates.
Also is that same server or transffering to remote server?

chefo

Hi Ghanshyam, thanks for your answer.
I check the VPN, it runs ok. Is not specially fast, but it always works.
The error is always the same: If I include a file of 2 mb or bigger, the process fails, and it fails in the remote server (the configured as TARGET in the replication job), which is closing the port (or at least that is what i understand from the error i get).

Do you think that there is any configuration, either at Alfreco level, Tomcat level, or even at OS level (Debian Linux is the one in the TARGET server) that could be closing the port?

Regards