xopr
27-12-2004, 16:52
I recently upgraded my firmware to make a webserver, and use leechFTP to upload my pages. (Go figure :rolleyes: )
But uploading with a multi-threaded ftp client doesn't work as expected.
The files aren't uploaded to the 'wwwroot' subdir (or any other), but to the ftp root folder.
This has something to do with the second thread to the server.
I used a workaround: lower the number of threads to 1, put the file in the queue, close the 'connection' thread, and that thread will be used file transfer.
You have to reconnect to view the files again.
As you can see this does not come in handy.
Is there any solution available, besides using a single threaded ftp client?
TIA.
PS. (offtopic)
The forum search function is almost useless for a new user like me, but the wiki pages are a great thing. Ergo, I still managed to do all things using the forum only.
But uploading with a multi-threaded ftp client doesn't work as expected.
The files aren't uploaded to the 'wwwroot' subdir (or any other), but to the ftp root folder.
This has something to do with the second thread to the server.
I used a workaround: lower the number of threads to 1, put the file in the queue, close the 'connection' thread, and that thread will be used file transfer.
You have to reconnect to view the files again.
As you can see this does not come in handy.
Is there any solution available, besides using a single threaded ftp client?
TIA.
PS. (offtopic)
The forum search function is almost useless for a new user like me, but the wiki pages are a great thing. Ergo, I still managed to do all things using the forum only.