I can upload a 200mb file to one Plesk (Unix) Server but not to another, very similarly configured and with the same host. The upload stops anywhere between 5 and 50%. There are no error log entries. Smaller files (20mb) usually work. However when I use a mobile WIFI connection (different IP address) the upload works every time.
Earlier today I was having problems in uploading any file to this server via ftp with FileZilla log entries including many occurrences of:
Error: Connection closed by server
Error: Could not connect to server
Status: Disconnected from server
but these have gone away and I can now ftp large files to the problem server.
This server is unmanaged and therefore hosting company support is very limited. They suggested it is an IP address problem, because it goes away with another IP address but have offered no suggestions on what can be done to solve the problem for our main IP address. A few days ago I could manage to upload 200mb files but only if the server connection was not interrupted. Editing /etc/proftpd.conf to set AllowStoreRestart On stopped the message.
The server timeout is 60mins - more than long enough for the large files.
I'm not sure where to go with this. The fact that:
Earlier today I was having problems in uploading any file to this server via ftp with FileZilla log entries including many occurrences of:
Error: Connection closed by server
Error: Could not connect to server
Status: Disconnected from server
but these have gone away and I can now ftp large files to the problem server.
This server is unmanaged and therefore hosting company support is very limited. They suggested it is an IP address problem, because it goes away with another IP address but have offered no suggestions on what can be done to solve the problem for our main IP address. A few days ago I could manage to upload 200mb files but only if the server connection was not interrupted. Editing /etc/proftpd.conf to set AllowStoreRestart On stopped the message.
The server timeout is 60mins - more than long enough for the large files.
I'm not sure where to go with this. The fact that:
- the failed uploads actually start,
- our earlier FTP problems have mysteriously gone away, and
- another server with the same host exhibits none of these problems