File Transfer Failed
File transfer depends on the client network, server address, file service, disk space, and proxy or HTTPS configuration.
Common Symptoms
- Large files fail while small files work.
- The sender succeeds but the recipient cannot download.
- Multiple users cannot send files at the same time.
What to Check First
- Confirm whether messages are working normally.
- Check the client network and the server address.
- Verify that the file service port is reachable.
- Check server disk space and the 'Gofastdfs' file service.
Recommended Actions
- Retry with a small file and another client.
- Check whether the issue affects one user or many users.
- Ask operations to check disk space, file service status, HTTPS, domain, and proxy configuration.
- Collect client logs and server logs if the issue continues.
Operations Focus
- Check server disk space first.
- Check or restart 'Gofastdfs' if file upload or download fails for multiple users.
- Check reverse proxy and HTTPS configuration when the issue appears only after domain or certificate changes.
When to Contact an Administrator or Operations Team
- The issue affects multiple users or the whole company.
- The fix requires restarting production services, replacing certificates, changing databases, changing file services, or updating License files.
- Provide the failure time, impact scope, screenshots, account information, client version, server address, and related logs when reporting the issue.
