Failed writing received data to disk/application

Hi

Seafile server 6.0.9
Windows client 6.0.6

I get the following error messages on one of my windows seafile client logs.
A library with large files is not being synced.
Other windows clients sync just fine.
I created a new library and tried to sync that library, but I get the same error message for this one windows client.
I reinstalled the windows client. No luck.
Server Seafile.log has no entries.
Can I ask what could cause this, please, and how I can fix it.

The files that I want to sync are approx. 1GB in size. It looks a bit like that the seafile client does not have permission to store the intermediate chunks that are being created, when a large file is getting synced. Is that possible?
Where does seafile store the temporary chunks?

[06/19/17 04:37:36] http-tx-mgr.c(748): libcurl failed to GET https://cloud.example.com/seafhttp/repo/c8dcf915-3bcc-4d90-833b-dfd3b81ab710/block/883559af8957eb5d73c1a36ad94cc7376346c945: Failed writing received data to disk/application.
[06/19/17 04:37:36] repo-mgr.c(5198): Transfer failed.
[06/19/17 04:37:37] http-tx-mgr.c(748): libcurl failed to GET https://cloud.example.com/seafhttp/repo/c8dcf915-3bcc-4d90-833b-dfd3b81ab710/block/3b71f43ff30f4b15b5cd85dd9e95ebc7e84eb5a3: Failed writing received data to disk/application.
[06/19/17 04:37:37] repo-mgr.c(5198): Transfer failed.
[06/19/17 04:37:37] http-tx-mgr.c(748): libcurl failed to GET https://cloud.example.com/seafhttp/repo/c8dcf915-3bcc-4d90-833b-dfd3b81ab710/block/7827410f5ec6bb9d9ef4f89a1c4c4b0c3bed77d4: Failed writing received data to disk/application.
[06/19/17 04:37:37] repo-mgr.c(5198): Transfer failed.
[06/19/17 04:37:37] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘c8dcf915’: (‘normal’, ‘data’) --> (‘error’, ‘finished’)
[06/19/17 04:37:37] clone-mgr.c(857): Transition clone state for c8dcf915 from [fetch] to [error]: fetch.
[06/19/17 04:37:42] clone-mgr.c(840): Transition clone state for c8dcf915 from [error] to [check server].
[06/19/17 04:37:50] [06/19/17 04:37:50] http-tx-mgr.c(4262): Download with HTTP sync protocol version 1.
clone-mgr.c(840): Transition clone state for c8dcf915 from [check server] to [fetch].

[06/19/17 06:05:48] http-tx-mgr.c(748): libcurl failed to GET https://cloud.example.com/seafhttp/repo/af7626db-4213-4b80-a96a-24f99f099ddc/block/883559af8957eb5d73c1a36ad94cc7376346c945: Failed writing received data to disk/application.
[06/19/17 06:05:48] repo-mgr.c(5198): Transfer failed.
[06/19/17 06:05:50] http-tx-mgr.c(748): libcurl failed to GET https://cloud.exmple.com/seafhttp/repo/af7626db-4213-4b80-a96a-24f99f099ddc/block/7827410f5ec6bb9d9ef4f89a1c4c4b0c3bed77d4: Failed writing received data to disk/application.
[06/19/17 06:05:50] repo-mgr.c(5198): Transfer failed.
[06/19/17 06:05:50] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘af7626db’: (‘normal’, ‘data’) --> (‘error’, ‘finished’)
[06/19/17 06:05:50] clone-mgr.c(857): Transition clone state for af7626db from [fetch] to [error]: fetch.
[06/19/17 06:05:55] clone-mgr.c(840): Transition clone state for af7626db from [error] to [check server].
[06/19/17 06:06:22] [06/19/17 06:06:22] clone-mgr.c(840): Transition clone state for af7626db from [check server] to [fetch].
http-tx-mgr.c(4262): Download with HTTP sync protocol version 1.
[06/19/17 06:06:22] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘af7626db’: (‘normal’, ‘init’) --> (‘normal’, ‘check’)
[06/19/17 06:06:39] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘af7626db’: (‘normal’, ‘check’) --> (‘normal’, ‘commit’)
[06/19/17 06:06:44] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘af7626db’: (‘normal’, ‘commit’) --> (‘normal’, ‘fs’)
[06/19/17 06:06:48] http-tx-mgr.c(1109): Transfer repo ‘af7626db’: (‘normal’, ‘fs’) --> (‘normal’, ‘data’)

Greetings, Chris

I actually think that this was because for a short time the internet connection of the place where the client computer is located became “dead slow”.

I think that this caused the issue because since the line is good again, the client works fine again.

Can I ask one of the Devs if this could be possible?

Does the error message match that issue (slow internet connection)?

Greetings, Chris