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There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-18 19:27
by xuline
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First: When uploading large files, it is found that as long as no action is taken for more than 15 minutes, an error message will be displayed. Using flashFXP to upload everything is normal. As shown in the picture.

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Secondly: it cannot be connected to "storj".

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-21 10:54
by botg
Which FTP server software are you using? APPE is only used on server that don't advertise support for REST STREAM in the output of the FEAT command.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-21 23:51
by xuline
The server software is serv-u. But I use FlashFXP client to transfer large files and everything is fine, there is no problem of 15 minutes disconnection.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-22 10:52
by botg
Most likely a faulty firewall or NAT router is closing the control connection that sits idle during transfers.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-23 20:06
by xuline
But I use FlashFXP client to transfer large files and everything is fine, there is no problem of 15 minutes disconnection.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-24 09:44
by botg
What TCP keep-alive interval does your other client use? I reckon it doesn't even realize that the connection has died.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-24 12:47
by xuline
First of all, with FlashFXP you can transfer large files in their entirety (even if they last more than a few hours). Second, since you do not admit that there is a problem with the FZ client, I have to give up using it.
I tell you this problem, the intention is want your software to do better, to your reply is very disappointed.

Re: There are two questions I need help with

Posted: 2022-11-25 08:56
by botg
FileZilla isn't the one closing the connection.