> You comment that Imail tries to remember HTTP status. I would
> presume this is for security... logout upon a period of inactivity..
> This was one of my first thoughts was that perhaps Imail was logging
> me out during the transfer, which is why I wondered if there was a
> way to extend this...
The default session timeout for IMail's web messaging is 12 minutes, and
it's not configurable. To determine if that is the problem, open a new
window while the file upload is going on, and keep the current webmail
session going during the upload process.
> thus my question. The contradiction was that I
> could still use the web mail. I see FTP instances in TCP/IP, so it
> appears you are using FTP to transfer attachments in webmail. Maybe
> this is really a matter of FTP timeout?
I doubt it. The only way to transfer a file from a client to a server
using a standard web page is via http protocol; if it was ftp, some kind
of ftp client would be required on the client side.
Most web application servers have a configurable request timeout
setting... it's reasonable to assume iwebmsg.exe has this hardwired-in
somewhere. Time for the hard-core programmers at Ipswitch to put in their
2 cents... :)
Ron
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