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Old 29-06-2005, 10:35   #1
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FTP Errors

Hi
I used to use FTP to upload files to my various web sites (not hosted with Telewest for technical reasons) without problems.

Since sometime March/April this year, I have been getting lots of errors. Timeout errors report by Internet Explorer are frequent. As I am uploading more and more files, this is getting very frustrating an I have to do something about it.

But where do I start? I'm not suggesting it is Telewest, bit this seems like a good forum to ask! Of course, if anybody else is gettign the same issues, I woudl liek to know.

Thanks

David
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Re: FTP Errors

What you should do is ditch IE and download a real FTP program. There are some free (like Filezilla) and some trial versions. Try looking on an app site like www.download.com

With a real program, hopefully you should at least get a better description of the error, allowing us to try and sort it.
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Re: FTP Errors

BTW Welcome to the site...
Some questions:-
What size files are uploading?
what's your connection speed?
Are they binary files?
Where are you uploading too?

Is everything else running OK
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Old 29-06-2005, 17:15   #4
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Re: FTP Errors

Try using Core FTP LE it's free for personal use etc and is very easy to use and stable in operation, I've found.

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Old 30-06-2005, 11:42   #5
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Re: FTP Errors

Hi and thanks to everyone who has responded. Because of thwe work I do, I use a very good specialist program called "Unleash It" to upload files to the web. This uses FTP. Since I have been having problems with unreliable operation, I tried Windows Explorer and also get similar problems.

Although I could try some well known FTP programs which might or might not get around the problem, I really need to fix the problem so that I can get back to using Unleash It.

The files I am uploading vary from lots of small (1 to 4 Kbyte files) so some large ones - up to 8MB. I haven't noticed any particular relationship between the frequency of errors and the size of files. It is ismply the longer I spend copying information, the more likely I am to get a problem. I am finding the situation erratic. Some days it is very bad, others not so bad. Yesterday, it was fine in the afternoon, but bad in the evenings...

Any insights appreciated.

David
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