Hi,
I am uploading a large amount of ascii files (around 2000) to an ftp server on a 
Windows 2003 machine. The ftp server name string that the remote machine returns is 
"Microsoft FTP Service". When I run my lftp script very often the upload locks up. 
After I turn on full debugging this is what I get:
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<--- 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for /e/b/z/index.html.
---- Closing data socket
<--- 426 Connection closed; transfer aborted.
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It stalls after the first line for about 2-4 min and then it spits out the "closing 
data socket error" line and it goes on to upload the next files on its list. So 
basically I would have around 10-20 files out of the 2000 files that would get this 
error. Then if I go into the FTP server and look at the files that didn't upload they 
would be there with file size of zero.
I guess, the Microsoft FTP server is really crapping out on me and since I don't have 
control over the server machine I need to figure out a way to get lftp to upload the 
file again. I looked through the "man lftp" but didn't find anything that would help 
my situation.
Does anyone know how to restart the failed upload? What option in my lftp command do I 
have to use to do this?
Thanks,
R. 
 
                   

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