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Uploading large files

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Hi,

we're using FTPPeek in a runtime (WIN and MAC). Users upload their media to our server. A lot of files are 50-100MB.

For some clients everything works perfectly, for a lot of others it does not.

Now I'm trying to improve the upload script to make thing work for everybody.

So I have included a loop: if an upload fails, the script will try again up to three times, in case of an error I have also included a disconnect followed by a new connect.

So far so good.

Nevertheless I still receive upload errors, generated via FTPeek_LastError.

After the upload directory was created and smaller files were uploaded successfully:

first larger file: Read timed out

following file (size doesn't matter): Connection reset

all files following to that: Connection reset by peer: socket write error

sometimes also: Malformed PASV reply

As it seems FTPeek_IsConnected responds "connected" since in my logs there is no reconnect entry (a 'not connected' would initiate a logged connect).

Space on the server cannot be the issue, there loads.

The same errors are received on MAC and WIN.

FTPPeek Version is 1.54

Any help or hint will be appreciated,

otherwise it'd have been quite pointless to buy FTPeek if it works for half the clients..

Best,

Alexander

Can you post your log or email it to me? It sounds like you're getting disconnected from your server.

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