On 26 Sep 2005, at 09:19, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I've now tried my script using a different webhost and the
same thing
happens. The first image goes up successfully, then everything
fails with
the same problem as before.
It's still woking here on both Win XP and Mac OS X (to a local ftp
server).
When the image tries to load and fails, the ftp connection is not
closed.
This led to a rapid "maximum ftp client" message from the second
webhost.
The problem must be something I'm doing in REV.
my script is:
export image "image1" to file "C:/image1.gif" as GIF
put "ftp:// name : pass @ myhost /image1.gif" into myURL
put "c:/image1.gif" into myFile
put url ("binfile:" & myFile) into tImageData
if length(tImageData) is 0 then
answer "no data"
else
libUrlFtpUpload tImageData, myURL,"uploadDone"
end if
Do you check the status in the uploadDone handler? What do you see?
e,g,
on uploadDone pUrl, pStatus
answer pUrl & return & pStatus
end uploadDone
How are you doing the uploads. Do you fire the script manually each
time you upload, or are you running some kind of repeat loop to
upload multiple images? (Shouldn't make a difference, but it would
probably be better to copy exactly what you're doing.)
Have you tried using "active" mode?
libUrlSetFtpMode "active"
(change back using libUrlSetFtpMode "passive")
Is there any other intensive activity going on at the same time as
the upload. For example, a massive repeat loop that starts just after
you issue the libUrlFtpUpload command?
Cheers
Dave
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