Bug#99965: Trouble rsyncing Alpha Disk Image

["Robert Alatalo" <ralatalo@mortis.org>]

Package: cdimage.debian.org
Version: rsync version 2.1.1 Copyright Andrew Tridgell and Paul Mackerras


C:\Program Files\debian-image>rsync -progress -v  --block-size=8192
debian.uchi
ago.edu::debian-cd/stable/official/2.2_rev3/alpha/binary-alpha-1_NONUS.iso
NOTE: THIS IS A MODIFIED VERSION OF RSYNC.
USE IT ONLY TO GET ONE FILE AT A TIME FROM AN ANONYMOUS RSYNC SERVER.

receiving file list ... done
binary-alpha-1_NONUS.iso
ERROR: file corruption in binary-alpha-1_NONUS.iso. File changed during
transfe
?
wrote 491725 bytes  read 327839 bytes  1222.32 bytes/sec
total size is 671158272  speedup is 818.92


rsync --partial -progress -v --block-size=8192
ftp.funet.fi::ftp/pub/Linux//mirrors/debian-cdimage/2.2_rev3/alpha/binary-al
pha-1_NONUS* .
rsync --partial -progress -v  --block-size=8192
ftp.sunet.se::pub/os//Linux/distributions/debian-iso/2.2_rev3/alpha/binary-a
lpha-1_NONUS.iso .

Also yeilded the same results, numerious times.  I even ran scandisk (I'm
using windows 98 second edition) and made a copy of the image file...then
renamed the original to a new name and renamed the copy to the original,
incase there was some weird physical disk error on my side.  I was able to
transfer the i386 image a few weeks prior using the same setup, so I'm left
to suspect that there could be either something wrong with the image file on
the remote sites (possibly the original) or something else really bizzare.
So, I'm hoping that someone else can either duplicate the problem or verify
that something happened to my system in the last week.

Thanks,
Robert