I think I've found a bug, since HFS says 'uploading a MD5 file is forbidden'. After doing an extensive search on this forum about "MD5" implementation on HFS, just to be sure this wasn't' posted before, I think there is a bug on HFS that prevents MD5 files to be uploaded...
> How this happened?...
The other day I was uploading a bunch of files to my server, and it was unable to upload a MD5 file. This doesn't have anything to do with the 'fingerprints' feature of HFS, since I have that option disabled (or at least it should not interfere with it). I've tried renaming the .md5 file to .txt, and HFS uploaded the file successfully. But having the .md5 extension, give the following error: "File name or extension forbidden.". This doesn't happen with any other checksum files (like .sha1, for example).
> How to reproduce the problem?...
1) Enable the 'Upload' feature to some real folder.
2) Using any browser (using the web interface), try to upload a ".md5" file to the server.
3) Bang! The file cannot be uploaded...
Here is a log...
Here is an screenshot (cropped)...
I'm almost sure this bug/error has to be related to the 'fingerprints' feature. I can provide more details if you need them. To me, uploading .md5 files is important.
> EDIT: The "solution" for this, it's here. Thank you Rejetto.
> How this happened?...
The other day I was uploading a bunch of files to my server, and it was unable to upload a MD5 file. This doesn't have anything to do with the 'fingerprints' feature of HFS, since I have that option disabled (or at least it should not interfere with it). I've tried renaming the .md5 file to .txt, and HFS uploaded the file successfully. But having the .md5 extension, give the following error: "File name or extension forbidden.". This doesn't happen with any other checksum files (like .sha1, for example).
> How to reproduce the problem?...
1) Enable the 'Upload' feature to some real folder.
2) Using any browser (using the web interface), try to upload a ".md5" file to the server.
3) Bang! The file cannot be uploaded...
Here is a log...
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00:28:13 192.168.0.101:1760 Requested GET /MyFolder/
00:28:13 192.168.0.101:1761 Requested GET /?mode=jquery
00:28:15 192.168.0.101:1761 Requested GET /MyFolder/New/
00:28:16 192.168.0.101:1761 Requested GET /?mode=jquery
00:28:29 192.168.0.101:1761 Upload failed for Test.md5: File name or extension forbidden.
00:28:29 192.168.0.101:1761 Upload failed Test.md5
00:28:29 192.168.0.101:1760 Requested POST /MyFolder/New/
00:32:45 192.168.0.101:1760 Requested GET /MyFolder/New/
00:32:45 192.168.0.101:1760 Requested GET /?mode=jquery
00:32:51 192.168.0.101:1770 Uploading Test.txt
00:32:51 192.168.0.101:1770 Fully uploaded Test.txt - 44 @ 0B/s
00:32:51 192.168.0.101:1770 Requested POST /MyFolder/New/Here is an screenshot (cropped)...
I'm almost sure this bug/error has to be related to the 'fingerprints' feature. I can provide more details if you need them. To me, uploading .md5 files is important.
> EDIT: The "solution" for this, it's here. Thank you Rejetto.
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