Publishing Via FTP Problems
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Publishing Via FTP Problems
I am working on utilizing more features of PS to streamline my development process. I read most of TFM about Projects/FTP publishing.If I understand correctly, I have to create a project and enter the FTP target information in the wizard. It appears that I have done this correctly. When I click on Project --> Publish Active Project, an FTP transfer dialog appears. Files start uploading and continue for about 5 minutes. Then the FTP dialog box stops responding for a bit and then displays the "The operation times about" dialog box. Clikcing on the Retry button yields the "The Connection with the server was reset" dialog box. Clicking the retry button on that dialog box yields the same box popping up again. Note that the file that the FTP component chokes on is different every time I've tried (*.gif, *.txt, *.asp)I did find the active/passive setting in the Project/FTP Upload options. Toggling that option does not appear to resolve the situation.This may be a firewall or FTP issue on my part, but the PS interface is not helping me determine whether this is the case.
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"The Connection with the server was reset" message indicates that your server times out. Some servers have a hard connection timeout regardless of activity.
Alex
Alex
Alexander Riedel
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The timeouts are occurring at about the 5 minute mark. The timeouts are set at 60 minutes. This looks to be related to my previous FTP Explorer issues.
djlurch2007-01-14 16:27:15
djlurch2007-01-14 16:27:15
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PS: The screenshot is from the Gene6FTP Administrative Panel.Also, please note that I have used multiple FTP client products and this problem has NEVER been a reoccurring problem with them!
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I have been connected to our ftp server since your first post and I can still upload and download without problems, so there is no timeout problem on our end.
Connect with IE to your ftp site and see if that causes the same problem, because PrimalScript uses WinInet just like IE.
Can you determine if the time is somewhat constant after which this occurs?
Connect with IE to your ftp site and see if that causes the same problem, because PrimalScript uses WinInet just like IE.
Can you determine if the time is somewhat constant after which this occurs?
Alexander Riedel
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Publishing Via FTP Problems
It started working after some additional toggling. The problem was 100%. It is now 0%.I toggled the passive/active yet again. I changed from local to master mode. I checked the prompt before publishing project files checkbox. I selected include project target when publishing.Then it tried it and it worked. I will continue to experiment to see if I can reproduce the issue again.
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Well, when you change from local to master mode, each file, as it gets saved locally, also gets saved to the ftp location. So you got rid of the big publish transfer hence the problem went away.
Can you check in your config tool there if there is a transfer amount limit?
Alex
Can you check in your config tool there if there is a transfer amount limit?
Alex
Alexander Riedel
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Publishing Via FTP Problems
Alex:I just discovered that there are TWO places that the FTP information is managed. The Configuration Debug and the Configuration Release. Prior to getting it to work I believe I may have toggled the wrong Use Passive transfers checkbox.I started a new project. Using the wizard I entered the FTP information. The FTP Publishing failed.Then I went to Project Properties, changed both the Debug and Release to Use Passive transfers. Then it worked! <blush>So it appears to be a simple passive transfer setting</blush>I would have figured this out much sooner had there been an option for the initial FTP Publishing wizard that included a "Use passive transfers" checkbox.I am reading TFM and I'm not haven't seen the differentiation between the Debug and Release configurations.I believe some of my confusion is arrising from confusion about the menu. When I click on Project --> Publish Active Project...I presume that it is using the Release configuration? Is that correct? How do I make it use the debug configuration? (not that I would want to because I'm not sure what the difference is) Alex, I know it's simple for you, but it's a little confusing to me
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I am making a note of this to see how we can make the UI and the manual better.
I'll also see why there is not passive option in the wizard.
Thanks for your input.
Alex
I'll also see why there is not passive option in the wizard.
Thanks for your input.
Alex
Alexander Riedel
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