How To Fix Ws_ftp Zlib Data Error

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You may encounter an error code indicating a ws_ftp zlib data error. There are several ways to solve this problem, which we will discuss a little later.

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What is Zlib data file error? The ZLIB invalid hardware error is caused by zlib’s encryption support. This can be caused by the use of zlib compression in the WS_FTP Professional general configuration, or by the use of zlib compression on a customer who has uploaded the file to one of the FTP servers.

The “ZLIB data not possible” error is caused by unsupported zlib encryption. This may be due to the use of zlib compression in the WS_FTP Professional system, or the zlib compression that is preferred by the client that uploaded the particular file to the FTP server.

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All supported WS_FTP server versions
All operating systems
All supported databases

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Question/Problem Description

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