On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Dan <[email protected]> wrote: > We are having some serious stability/scalability issues with the ftp server.
Let's hope we can help you out. > First there were hanging logins (nobody able to login but supposedly max > login users was reacehd according to log message). With idle timeouts this > should never happen as after a few minutes all the "dead" logins should have > been collected. I note you're using RC1, would it be possible for you to upgrade to 1.0.0? A fair amount of issues was fixed in between these versions. Also, note that the maximum allowed connections are configured both on the listener and per user, so you might be hitting either limit. Could we verify that both these settings are correct. > Second problem we are now getting 'Could not connect to server' and > 'Connection timed out' errors with the server running after only two days. > It gets as far as the "CREATED" log message then hangs as a user tries to > connect and login. So we will be rebooting the server again as it appears > the server is again dead. As requested by John, a debug log would be helpful. Also, if you could provide the output of netstat -a for the port your running FtpServer on, and lsof for the process in which FtpServer runs. > I hope the focus of development is first and foremost stability/reliability > since adding in new features to a server that keeps crashing in a production > environment is very troubling. We're hoping to work both on hardening FtpServer, as well as adding new features. Now, based on the general feedback we're getting on this list, your seem to be having an unusually hard time with FtpServer, and I sincerely hope we can help you out. /niklas
