hi there
I am trying to upload my websit to the free webspace however i keep getting timeouts.
i have about 1600 files to upload (about 5mb all up) and after about 100 files i start to get timeout errors and it eventualy locks me out for a few minutes
i have my concurrent connections set to 1 and timeouts set to 120secs can anyone shed some light as to why this is occuring
Filezilla Timeouts
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Re: Filezilla Timeouts
**Update**
I have also tried WSftp and an older version of filezilla
there must be a setting that i am missing
I have also tried WSftp and an older version of filezilla
there must be a setting that i am missing
Re: Filezilla Timeouts
I'm not sure about the FTP programs you've listed. I use WinSCP because it can use three different protocols to access web sites. It allows me to select from FTP, sFTP or SCP. FTP works on most but if it works I'll use SCP which I think is the same as the Unix ssh.
Cheers,
Mike
Cheers,
Mike
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Re: Filezilla Timeouts
Is this with the new server? If so, can you provide me with your login name and time of attempted upload and I'll have a look through the logs. Via PM, ofcourse.Angelofdeath wrote:hi there
I am trying to upload my websit to the free webspace however i keep getting timeouts.
i have about 1600 files to upload (about 5mb all up) and after about 100 files i start to get timeout errors and it eventualy locks me out for a few minutes
i have my concurrent connections set to 1 and timeouts set to 120secs can anyone shed some light as to why this is occuring

Andrew
Re: Filezilla Timeouts
I had a similar problem using any ftp program (well filezilla and windows ftp and os x ftp ...) with timeouts on ftp to the old server (home.exetel.com.au). I'm not sure if I had the same problem on the new server, but the problem went away when I rebooted my modem (billion 7300G)...
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Re: Filezilla Timeouts
just an update
i found out that i had waaay to many concurrent connections which was causing this issue i managed to get around this by uploading a zip file and using the PHP unzipper script from this thead ---> http://forum.exetel.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=221&t=28789
i found out that i had waaay to many concurrent connections which was causing this issue i managed to get around this by uploading a zip file and using the PHP unzipper script from this thead ---> http://forum.exetel.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=221&t=28789
Re: Filezilla Timeouts
Wouldn't it have been easier to adjust Filezilla's Max Concurrent transfer setting?Angelofdeath wrote:i found out that i had waaay to many concurrent connections which was causing this issue i managed to get around this by uploading a zip file and using the PHP unzipper script
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In the FileZilla menu, click "Edit", then "Settings...".
Select "Transfers"... Then change "Limit for concurrent downloads" and "Limit for concurrent uploads".
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Re: Filezilla Timeouts
i tried that as well but even after changing the settings the los on the server still showed that the concurrent connections were slipping through
its wierd i know but hey i got it all working anyway
its wierd i know but hey i got it all working anyway
