JWM wrote:
Rhino,
Thanks for the reply. I'm certain the space is there. Also, the first time
it transferred a bunch of files and hung. Restarted and it transferred a
bunch more files before it hung, etc. Ditto several times. If it was a
target space problem, I suspect it would hit a wall at the same file each
time.
I'll check out the other FTP task and see if I have better luck.
In the meantime, if anybody else knows a way to drill down with additional
traces/logs to see precisely what is hanging, I'm willing to do the
analysis.
You could maybe do a verbose run, but realistically, you are into
debugging distributed systems at this point, which means you are out of
the world of easily replicable conditions.
-If you can, use <scp>. Its a far more reliable way of transferring
files, because the structure of date/time is more formal. the ftp code
has to parse the responses, and in the past has had trouble with
localised text and windows.
-make sure you have the latest ftp libraries.
-steve
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