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IO Error: read timed out on Upload #12475
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I also get the same problem (Mac OS X 10.4.7 (and 10.4.6), dial-up modem connection, Cyberduck 2.6 (2315)). If I use the command line ftp executable it works just fine. The file size I was using was 85 KB and Cyberduck would only upload 53 KB of the file before it failed. I suspect it is a dial-up modem connection (slow connection compared to broadband) issue where Cyberduck is seeing a stall for an extended periond of time. FTP shows a -stalled- message, but it must wait long enough before aborting the upload. Any ideas? |
We solved our problem by updating our router's firmware. It was a Linksys router and the latest firmware update solved all of our issues with uploading files to a web server. |
I also solved the problem by updating to the latest Linksys firmware. The files are fully uploaded now, but I still get I/O errors. |
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My problem is a bit different. I can login to FTP and browse the files, but unable to download or upload files. However, I use other FPT app, In this case Forklift, guest what it's WORKS just fine. I thought it was firewall, but looks like it's Cyberduck faulty. Cyberduck 3.4.2 Here's the error transcript: The port number always changing. |
Replying to [comment:6 zeussama@…]: Choose Passive (PASV) for the Connect Mode in the bookmark setting. |
When trying to upload files to a server I get the error "IO Error: Read Timed Out" or "IO Error: Operation Timed Out". The file name I tried to upload will show up in the directory, but will display "0 kb". I CAN download files from the server though. This problem is only occurring for two of the four domains I maintain - all hosted by the same company.
When I called the tech support at our web host, they discovered that the two domains that I CAN upload to are older "discreet platform" servers. The two domains that I CAN"T upload to are the newer "cluster platform" servers.
Do you have any insight on why I am unable to upload files, but can still connect and download files from a site hosted on a cluster server?
Also, I have tried using two other FTP programs to upload and they all react the same as Cyberduck does...
Please help if you have any suggestions!
Thanks.
Shannon-
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