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All uploads are stopping at 99% until connection drops. (8 posts)

  • Started 8 years ago by Dan
  • Latest reply 8 years ago from ChillRobG
  • Dan Member

    This just recently started happening on my work FTP. On all 3 Mac computers, uploads of a single file will stop uploading at 0 seconds, but never complete. Sometimes the file is on the FTP after i quite, sometimes it is not. This issue won't happen when using another FTP client.

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • Jim Matthews Administrator

    Hi,

    Could you choose "Fetch Transcript" from the Window menu after one of these uploads and post the contents of that window here, or at http://fetchsoftworks.com/fetch/feedback ? I'll take a look and see what I can figure out.

    Thanks,

    Jim Matthews
    Fetch Softworks

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • Dan Member

    226 Transfer complete
    TYPE I
    200 Type set to I
    PORT 10,0,1,102,240,158
    200 PORT command successful
    STOR potaaato2.tiff
    150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for potaaato2.tiff
    226 Transfer complete
    MFMT 20150408195709 potaaato2.tiff
    550 Requested command not allowed
    MDTM 20150408195709 potaaato2.tiff

    Unsuccessful upload of potaaato2.tiff as binary data (177,064/177,064 bytes, 2,951 bytes/sec, 1:00 elapsed) stopped at 5/8/15, 8:00 AM (error: 2,-30036)
    ftp_store: 2,-30036 (state == RPUT_CLOSING)
    retry_failed_operation derr = 2, -30036 retry_state = RPUT_SETTING_UP cancel_cur_cmd = 1 force_reconnect = 0 tw->retry_reconnect_count = 0 making_progress = 0, tw->retry_count = 0
    Upload of potaaato2.tiff stalled, retrying
    ABOR
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118486 reply_received = 5118485 TickCount() - reply_received = 1
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118486 reply_received = 5118485 TickCount() - reply_received = 1
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118488 reply_received = 5118485 TickCount() - reply_received = 3
    550 Requested command not allowed
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118488 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 0
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118488 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 0
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118490 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 2

    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5118490 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 2
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5119388 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 900
    FTP::ftp_abort() FTP_ABOR_SENT_CMD TickCount() = 5119388 reply_received = 5118488 TickCount() - reply_received = 900
    ftp_abort: 2,-30014 (state == RETRY_CANCELING)
    Connecting to premier-brands.com port 21 (Mac OS X firewall is allowing connections) (5/8/15, 8:01 AM)
    Connected to 64.29.151.221 port 21 (5/8/15, 8:01 AM)
    220 Website FTP Server Ready
    USER pbadesign.premier-brands.com
    331 Password required for pbadesign.premier-brands.com
    PASS
    230 User pbadesign.premier-brands.com logged in
    SYST
    215 UNIX Type: L8
    PWD
    257 "/" is the current directory
    CWD /
    250 CWD command successful
    TYPE I
    200 Type set to I

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • Dan Member

    thanks, this file is only 2.9 kb, used to test the server

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • ChillRobG Member

    I'm having the same issue. Started a couple of weeks ago.

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • Jim Matthews Administrator

    Hi,

    Try checking "Do not preserve modification dates" in the Obscure section of Preferences -- does that help?

    Thanks,

    Jim Matthews
    Fetch Softworks

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • Dan Member

    That fixed the issue for me. Thank You Jim

    Posted 8 years ago #

  • ChillRobG Member

    Hey Jim! It worked for me, too! Thanks!

    Posted 8 years ago #

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