jc1980
I am trying to upload a file that is about 432mb. I'll start it uploading (which typically takes 2 hours or so) and leave. Unfortunately, SmartFTP will upload the file then, upon completion, restart uploading. It will do this forever if I let it. I've started the upload before going to bed and it will have restarted several times throughout the night.
Since it takes 2 hours, I'll notice that the ftp command log will say that the connection timed out (which is set to 60 seconds) but the upload will keep going. The only solution I've found is that as long as 'refresh' the connection and force the ftp log to show as being connected upon upload completion, it will not try to restart it. This is very annoying to have to do, though. It's as if SmartFTP is trying to confirm upload completion by looking for the file, but since the connection had been closed, it's unable to so it restarts.
Is there any way to reconfigure SmartFTP to not restart the upload if the normal connection (versus the upload connection, if that makes sense) has timed out?
If this happens again, I'll post my transfer log, but I am going to try to not let it happen again. I can't afford another 2 hours on this upload.
Since it takes 2 hours, I'll notice that the ftp command log will say that the connection timed out (which is set to 60 seconds) but the upload will keep going. The only solution I've found is that as long as 'refresh' the connection and force the ftp log to show as being connected upon upload completion, it will not try to restart it. This is very annoying to have to do, though. It's as if SmartFTP is trying to confirm upload completion by looking for the file, but since the connection had been closed, it's unable to so it restarts.
Is there any way to reconfigure SmartFTP to not restart the upload if the normal connection (versus the upload connection, if that makes sense) has timed out?
If this happens again, I'll post my transfer log, but I am going to try to not let it happen again. I can't afford another 2 hours on this upload.