Why does the server side process not die on disconnect?
Loaded question <g>
Thats a question for your sysadmin. Obviously he has configured his FTP
server to reset WAIT connections after a VERY long time, or not at all, or
of course, something in the server is severly screwed up. It has nothing to
do with the client side.
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John-Marc Ventimiglia
JMVWare.com
970-349-0126
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----- Original Message -----
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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 8:38 AM
Subject: [WS_FTP Forum] Processes not dieing on server side
I use WS_FTP Pro to connect from my windows 2000 pc to my HP/Compaq Tru64
Unix/Oracle server for file transfers daily.
Recently I got in trouble, because the sysadmin of the unix box thought I
was logging in as root to do FTP.
I had to prove that the FTP daemon was running as root.
This is not my problem.
My problem is that when I connect from client to server and do my work
then
disconnect... the next day and for days past, the server side connection
is
still showing in the unix process list. That's what got me in trouble in
the
first place.
Why does the server side process not die on disconnect?
Yours truly,
Jesse Josserand
EDI Operations
Arena Brands, Inc.
601 Marion Drive
Garland, TX 75042
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