The file could be uploaded by other FTP clients to the same FTP server without corruption, so the FTP server is working fine. If the upload speed is limited under 500KB/s(enable speed limit in FileZilla), the larger file could be uploaded successfully. I also hex dump the content of the original file at the client-side and the file at the server-side and compared them, the former 16385 bytes are different, but the remaining bytes are the same. I capture the packet of the communication between server and client with Wireshark, does not find any explicit error. I check the MD5 of the file at the server-side. (File transfer successful, transferred 6014038 bytes in 12 seconds) If the file size is bigger than 1M, it would be corrupted, but there are no errors shown at Filezilla. I have set the FTP mode to passive and FTP transfer mode to binary. The scenario is that I upload a file from my PC(macOS) through FTP protocol with Filezilla(v3.55.1) to an FTP server(windows). I recently encountered a very strange file corruption problem.
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