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uploading large complex files
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| Kevin Raleigh 2007-08-14, 9:58 pm |
| I tried to upload the tinyMCE files to my server the other
day using cuteftp 4.0 and it crashed after sending 6-8 files.
Forget draging the parent file of a file system 4 - 5 deep, and
dropping it on the server.
parent
-file
file
file
-file
file
file
file
Anything near this complex will simply trash the connection.
Can anyone suggest a reliable ftp client that can handle
complex file uploads?
your insight is apprecited
Kevin Raleigh
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| Kevin Raleigh wrote:
> I tried to upload the tinyMCE files to my server the other
> day using cuteftp 4.0 and it crashed after sending 6-8 files.
> Forget draging the parent file of a file system 4 - 5 deep, and
> dropping it on the server.
Why are you asking ftp questions in a php group ?
Arjen
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| Tim McGurk 2007-08-15, 7:00 pm |
| Filezilla.
"Kevin Raleigh" <kraleigh@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>I tried to upload the tinyMCE files to my server the other day using cuteftp
4.0 and it crashed after sending 6-8 files.tForget draging the parent file of
a file system 4 - 5 deep, andldropping it on the server.2eparents -file.
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file.nAnything near this complex will simply trash the connection..Can anyone
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insight is apprecitedmKevin Raleigh
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| On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:22:30 -0700, "Kevin Raleigh" <kraleigh@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>I tried to upload the tinyMCE files to my server the other
>day using cuteftp 4.0 and it crashed after sending 6-8 files.
>Forget draging the parent file of a file system 4 - 5 deep, and
>dropping it on the server.
>
>parent
> -file
> file
> file
> -file
> file
> file
> file
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>Anything near this complex will simply trash the connection.
>Can anyone suggest a reliable ftp client that can handle
>complex file uploads?
>
>your insight is apprecited
>Kevin Raleigh
>
I use WS_FTP pro and have not had a problem loading tinyMCE. The only things that come to mind, you
might have a setting set that limits the 'levels' of folder you can create with FTP. You could first
create the folder 'tinyMCE' then chmod it to 777 giving you write capability to create folders.
Also check with you ISP and see if you have enough disk space, maybe you ran out. IF you are
experiencing lots time outs and crashes, it might not FTP issues but a connection issues. A few
months ago, I could not maintain connection for more than 5 minutes before connection was reset,
turns out that I had an outdated cable modem and once I replaced it with a motorola modem everything
was  . Just a few ideas for ya.
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