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Andrew Kar wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 06:43 am, Izo wrote:
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<pre wrap="">FTP Transfer is in progress, most probably in passive mode. DSL
connection on the other side of the firewall does not drop down. File
transfer stops due to the FTP server socket/connection close and KGet
does not resume the file transfer. Resuming by hand immediately resumes
the file transfer while KGet seems to never ever try to automatically
resume it.
Any idea ?
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Thank you for your answer-questions; here are my answers now.<br>
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<pre wrap=""><!---->How many connections to the ftp server are you trying to keep open? (In kget
setup) default is 2.</pre>
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Kept default<br>
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<pre wrap=""> Most FTP servers wont allow more than 3 but should only
reject new ones. </pre>
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Same with this one.<br>
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<pre wrap="">What does the log window say? </pre>
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13:38:13 : Job[1] : Attempt number 5<br>
13:38:13 : Job[1] : Opening connection to host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="ftp://ftp.host">ftp.host</a><br>
13:38:14 : Job[1] : Connected to host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="ftp://ftp.host">ftp.host</a><br>
13:38:14 : Job[1] : Sending login information<br>
13:38:17 : Job[1] : Login OK<br>
13:38:19 : Job[1] : Total size is 730966016.000000 bytes<br>
14:38:27 : Job[1] : Could not read file
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="ftp://myusername@ftp.host/directory/filename">ftp://myusername@ftp.host/directory/filename</a>.</font></b><br>
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Last message appears also as a pop-up-message<br>
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<pre wrap="">The server wont drop you for
the fun of it; it will give a reason for its actions.
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No reason here, really, is it ? And the message is not really from the
server, I guess, it is from the KGet. KGet has also remembered the
password, it has it also in the KWallet. But it never even tries to
resume download and it allways asks me to type-in the password when I
resume the operation manually.<br>
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If this is only a problem with kget then I suggest you use something else.
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any suggestions, please ?<br>
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Izo<br>
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