TSGL: Problems ftp-ing with an all NEW machine
Tilman Brandl
tbrandl2 at chello.at
Sun Feb 10 07:11:11 EST 2008
Hi Joe,
thanks for your experience with this issue
Basically the webspace I got still is brandnew - most of the 2 Gigs are
empty! So lack of space can't be the problem, I guess. But I'll try to talk
to my hosting provider and find out what they think about it.
Meanwhile I'm still in the process of (continuously) tweaking my new PC's
settings. After installing a new XP system I've not only had the usual fight
with MS-related problems (had to repair the installation and then couldn't
get any updates! That's solved now...). I also had hard times with
- frequent bluescreening
- heavy + very irregular timeout problems with my email accounts
and such.
I've made 2 steps that appear to have improved things a lot or hopefully
will do so:
1. I've changed one of the memory related bios settings (pretty much by
guessing), which stopped (most of) the bluescreening.
2.Then I found people on the web whose machines showed similar symptoms, and
they solved them by uninstalling nVidia's ActiveArmor firewall. I had mine
switched off but still there... Uninstalled it too now, and am in the
process of testing things...
So I wonder whether my ftp-problems too were or may be related to these
unfortunate + unexpected problems. Funny enough I've spent twice as much
money for my PC this time as ever before, thinking this would spare me
problems with unreliable components ! HAHA ! I must've had about ten or so
computers at home sofar, where the earliest lasted longest. Since then the
intervals are decreasing. The last one is still standing beside my desk,
waiting for me to find out why it stopped working.
Anyway, I'll watch things and report back here if I find out more.
Thanks again
Tilman
----- Original Message -----
From: Joe Titone
To: Tech Support Guy Mailing List
Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2008 1:02 AM
Subject: Re: TSGL: Problems ftp-ing to my website
At 06:05 PM 2/4/2008, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>recently I've used my new hosting provider and domain to prepare a place
for
>uploading files. First I used my ftp-client and could do the upload to my
>site easily. Then I set up a new folder + ftp-user on the server with all
>the rights necessary. When I tried to upload a +-10 MB file through my
>browser, upload stopped close to the end, before it was finished without
any
>error message. Ther was no file written to that folder ... Don't know
WHAT
>exactly stopped it.
>
>What would control for instance timeout with ftp through my browser ? Is
it
>something on my PC, or a serverside setting?
>Of course I'll talk to my provider, but thought I would ask you
>knowledgeable people too...
>
>Thanks
>Tilman
My ftp client (WS_FTP) shows how much space I have and how much I've
used. You might check your log file. I've also had some problems
uploading large files even when the space available was 1GB. In
cases like this, I've had to email the file to the ISP and have one
of their techs upload it.
Joe Titone
tertia at earthlink.net
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