Re: net:reconnect-interval?
I've applied the patch and then I have downloaded a DVD folder, a BD folder and a MKV file without problems. Thanks. Regards. El 8 de junio de 2011 15:25, Alexander V. Lukyanov l...@netis.ru escribió: This patch should fix the problem. -- Alexander.
Re: net:reconnect-interval?
I've changed set net:timeout to 0, in rc file, to see if this solves the problem. El 1 de junio de 2011 08:04, Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net escribió: Can this problem be a bug supposedly fixed in the version 2.3.10: fixed rare deadlock message in case of ftp timeout.? El 31 de mayo de 2011 15:16, Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net escribió: Hi, Client: lftp v4.2.3 Server: PureFTPd v1.0.32 I have this settings defined in rc: set net:max-retries 60 set net:reconnect-interval-base 10 set net:reconnect-interval-multiplier 1.2 set net:reconnect-interval-max 30 set net:timeout 5 set net:persist-retries 60 While lftp downloads something, it produces a timeout in server: Log PureFTPd: May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:14 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:15 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (4983517 bytes, 230.16KB/sec) May 31 14:34:18 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5242880 bytes, 213.94KB/sec) May 31 14:34:21 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:27 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:28 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5373952 bytes, 378.75KB/sec) May 31 14:34:33 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:44:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file2 downloaded (10223616 bytes, 7.88KB/sec) May 31 14:59:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Timeout lftp: $ jobs -v [0] queue (ftp://kemservi) ftp://kemservi/folder1Ejecutando ahora: [1] mirror [1] mirror \mirror folder1 \transfer file2 `file2', se obtuvieron 14950551 de 19934070 (74%) \chunk 0-4983519 `file2' en 0 (0%) [Esperando antes de reintentar: 451847705048643542] Is this amount (451847705048643542) the time in seconds to reconnect!!? From where does it get this amount!? Why PureFTPd disconnect by timeout the connection? Doesn't lftp keep the connection open while downloading? Regards.
net:reconnect-interval?
Hi, Client: lftp v4.2.3 Server: PureFTPd v1.0.32 I have this settings defined in rc: set net:max-retries 60 set net:reconnect-interval-base 10 set net:reconnect-interval-multiplier 1.2 set net:reconnect-interval-max 30 set net:timeout 5 set net:persist-retries 60 While lftp downloads something, it produces a timeout in server: Log PureFTPd: May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:14 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:15 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (4983517 bytes, 230.16KB/sec) May 31 14:34:18 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5242880 bytes, 213.94KB/sec) May 31 14:34:21 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:27 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:28 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5373952 bytes, 378.75KB/sec) May 31 14:34:33 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:44:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file2 downloaded (10223616 bytes, 7.88KB/sec) May 31 14:59:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Timeout lftp: $ jobs -v [0] queue (ftp://kemservi) ftp://kemservi/folder1Ejecutando ahora: [1] mirror [1] mirror \mirror folder1 \transfer file2 `file2', se obtuvieron 14950551 de 19934070 (74%) \chunk 0-4983519 `file2' en 0 (0%) [Esperando antes de reintentar: 451847705048643542] Is this amount (451847705048643542) the time in seconds to reconnect!!? From where does it get this amount!? Why PureFTPd disconnect by timeout the connection? Doesn't lftp keep the connection open while downloading? Regards.
Re: net:reconnect-interval?
Today this has happened again: lftp: lftp monsi@kemservi:/juan jobs -v [0] queue (ftp://kemservi) ftp://kemservi/juan Ejecutando ahora: [1] mirror folder1/ [1] mirror folder1/ \mirror BDMV \mirror JAR \mirror 04518 \transfer composite_redesign_2.png `composite_redesign_2.png', se obtuvieron 386745 de 515663 (74%) \chunk 0-128918 `composite_redesign_2.png' en 0 (0%) [Esperando antes de reintentar: 2186435871050] lftp monsi@kemservi:/juan reconnect cd ok, dir actual=/juan lftp monsi@kemservi:/juan jobs -v [0] queue (ftp://kemservi) ftp://kemservi/juan Ejecutando ahora: [1] mirror folder1/ [1] mirror folder1/ \mirror BDMV \mirror JAR \mirror 04518 \transfer ec.prop `ec.prop' en 0 (0%) [Esperando antes de reintentar: 8] In server same problem with timeout. When in server is produced the timeout, lftp do this strange thing. Before reconnect 2186435871050 and after 8!? Is not this a bug? Please, I need an answer. Sometimes, it seems to me that writing to this list is like writing to no one, I rarely get an answer! Regards. El 31 de mayo de 2011 15:16, Juan Simón si...@simonbcn.net escribió: Hi, Client: lftp v4.2.3 Server: PureFTPd v1.0.32 I have this settings defined in rc: set net:max-retries 60 set net:reconnect-interval-base 10 set net:reconnect-interval-multiplier 1.2 set net:reconnect-interval-max 30 set net:timeout 5 set net:persist-retries 60 While lftp downloads something, it produces a timeout in server: Log PureFTPd: May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:03 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] New connection from xx.xxx.xx.xxx May 31 14:34:13 pure-ftpd: (?@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] user is now logged in May 31 14:34:14 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] Restarting at 9967036 May 31 14:34:15 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (4983517 bytes, 230.16KB/sec) May 31 14:34:18 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5242880 bytes, 213.94KB/sec) May 31 14:34:21 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:27 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:34:28 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file1 downloaded (5373952 bytes, 378.75KB/sec) May 31 14:34:33 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Logout. May 31 14:44:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [NOTICE] /torrent-descargas//folder1/file2 downloaded (10223616 bytes, 7.88KB/sec) May 31 14:59:30 pure-ftpd: (u...@xx.xxx.xx.xxx) [INFO] Timeout lftp: $ jobs -v [0] queue (ftp://kemservi) ftp://kemservi/folder1Ejecutando ahora: [1] mirror [1] mirror \mirror folder1 \transfer file2 `file2', se obtuvieron 14950551 de 19934070 (74%) \chunk 0-4983519 `file2' en 0 (0%) [Esperando antes de reintentar: 451847705048643542] Is this amount (451847705048643542) the time in seconds to reconnect!!? From where does it get this amount!? Why PureFTPd disconnect by timeout the connection? Doesn't lftp keep the connection open while downloading? Regards.
