Server Hangs with one data conection.

["Loureiro, Gil" <gi...@logica.com>]

Hi all,

 

If I setup an instance of FTPServer with only one passive port for data: obviously if I've one user transferring files, and another is trying to access it will not be able to list folder contents because data channel is busy.

The problem is sometimes (I've not yet understood the sequence that creates that error) it hangs and doesn't closes idle connections, living the server in dead state.

I'm doing something wrong?

 

Cumprimentos,

Loureiro, Gil

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Re: Server Hangs with one data conection.

[Niklas Gustavsson <ni...@protocol7.com>]

On 10/9/08, Loureiro, Gil <gi...@logica.com> wrote:

> If I setup an instance of FTPServer with only one passive port for data: obviously if I've one user transferring files, and another is trying to access it will not be able to list folder contents because data channel is busy.
>
> The problem is sometimes (I've not yet understood the sequence that creates that error) it hangs and doesn't closes idle connections, living the server in dead state.

Is this true even if client 1 finishes, is the server still stuck?

> I'm doing something wrong?

Besides limiting the usefulness of the server by only allowing one
client to open a data connection at a time, no :-)

/niklas