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G.I.O.
I hope someone can help with this one.
I need to be able to send large files to my clients. I'm in the process
of testing out how well this will work and I have already reached a snag
in the upload process.
I'm using a program called FTP Commander Pro (latest version). It claims
it can continue an upload after a signal or connection loss... but I
cannot make that work. The reason, as best as I can determine, is that
the server I'm uploading to (a commercial host I use for my web sites)
does not create the
file (or at least the file name) until the upload is complete or I press
the cancel button.
Is this common among servers not to create the file name immediately so,
should there be a connection loss, one can pick up from that point? Who
creates the name... the server or the FTP program?
Thanks!
I need to be able to send large files to my clients. I'm in the process
of testing out how well this will work and I have already reached a snag
in the upload process.
I'm using a program called FTP Commander Pro (latest version). It claims
it can continue an upload after a signal or connection loss... but I
cannot make that work. The reason, as best as I can determine, is that
the server I'm uploading to (a commercial host I use for my web sites)
does not create the
file (or at least the file name) until the upload is complete or I press
the cancel button.
Is this common among servers not to create the file name immediately so,
should there be a connection loss, one can pick up from that point? Who
creates the name... the server or the FTP program?
Thanks!