FTP problem

[flamesfan6]

using any client (right now coreFTP) and including the IE7 FTP manager, I cannot upload files that are 150kb or greater..... which makes it hard to do a lot of things

On another computer i was able to upload files that were this size, but on this computer it just hangs once it gets to around 80% uploaded

Anybody have this problem or am I on my own?

i use windows XP on this machine

[photon]

Hm that's weird.. maybe try switching passive mode to the opposite mode of whatever it is now (should be a switch in the server listing in coreftp). Or try another client like filezilla.

[Rathji]

Notepad++ also has a FTP client that is either built in or a quick addon from their site.

[flamesfan6]

i've tried with passive mode on/off .. what do you guys feel is the best FTP client?

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by flamesfan6

i've tried with passive mode on/off .. what do you guys feel is the best FTP client?

FileZilla. Hands down.

http://filezilla-project.org

[Russic]

I'm a major advocate of the firefox browser. You can pick up a plug in for it called "fireftp" that absolutely rules.

http://fireftp.mozdev.org/

[flamesfan6]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

FileZilla. Hands down.

http://filezilla-project.org

i like the client, but same problem exists in that it doesnt upload past 86% ...... i have tried connecting without my router, tried with norton off and never fully uploads

[gottabekd]

Well, sounds like the server is giving you trouble then, if you have tried multiple FTP clients. Have you tried uploading to different servers?

[flamesfan6]

no, but using a different computer i was able to upload them before.... it might just be my internet at this location, or computer

[flamesfan6]

using firezilla and not using my router worked in the end... thanks

[mac_gurl]

We use fetch, and that seems to work.

[FanIn80]

He's not using a Mac.

(and this isn't one of those instances where "it works fine on a Mac" is valid)

[llama64]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

He's not using a Mac.

(and this isn't one of those instances where "it works fine on a Mac" is valid)

Pfft. Those don't exist.