FTP Hanging

When I connect to, update, or try to change sites, I am
constantly getting a "Dreamweaver is currently interacting with a
server" after I have completed an upload or change. I have even
left Dreamweaver open and connected for two hours and come back to
either upload or change to a different site, and it is still
interacting with the server. I have no such problems with my PC,
and they have the exact same site settings, except for the local
folders. This happens with all my sites, and the only way to get DW
to stop interacting is to close it. This happen with CS3 and CS4.
Is DW so desperate for interaction that it cannot let go of
whatever server it connects to? ;-) This is one of the biggest
frustrations I have with DW CS3 & CS4 on my Mac.

Just as a counterpoint, DW's FTP is all I have ever used (or
needed to use)
since DW2....
So much depends on your local environment and the server's
setup.
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"Damaeus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Reading from news:macromedia.dreamweaver,
> "CampHeato" <[email protected]> posted:
>
>> When I connect to, update, or try to change sites, I
am
>> constantly getting a "Dreamweaver is currently
interacting with a
>> server" after I have completed an upload or change.
I have even
>> left Dreamweaver open and connected for two hours
and come back
>> to either upload or change to a different site, and
it is still
>> interacting with the server.
>
> I never use Dreamweaver's lousy FTP interface. There's
just no way, it
> seems, to actually tell what's really happening. I have
been using
> SmartFTP, myself, so I can actually see when tasks are
completed.
> Dreamweaver just gives you a basic "thing" but no
information about what
> is
> really happening, or how much more time is needed to
complete it. Very
> crappy.
>
> Damaeus

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Hi,
since a while Dreamweavers FTP functions won’t work
properly any more … lots of timeouts, incomplete uploads and
syncs , crashes … that with any server I’m connecting
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Sorry - those are only your DW settings. What are the
settings in your
Firewall app? Such connection problems are usually related to
the Firewall.
You may find these two links helpful....
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14834
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19012
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> I have DW 8, my OS is WinXP. The Anti Virus is "AntiVir
Guard" and was
> running
> before also ... maybe a background update of it has
changed something.
> Here are
> my
>
http://2he.com/support/dreamweaver/Dreamweaver_Firewall_Settings_01_01.jpg
>
> Frank
>

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: I run linux at home. I am fortunate to be able to FTP at my
: employer at 250k/sec down to my Windows95 workstation, so I can
: get the 815ship.* files pretty quicky. (As an aside, the FTP
: hangs on the full file, but I can easily get files 1-9 - any
: ideas?).
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: this manner. I access my linux machine via telnet over
: ethernet, so I can FTP them over from my Windows machine at
home
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: mix by doing, such as incompatible file systems, corruption of
: data, etc. I remember a posting from another group saying
there
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Does your FTP hang on all sites? Or this this the only one?
How many sites
do you have? Does it hang with all folders or only these
specific ones?
What happens if you create a new folder in the site and try
to upload that?
Such curious FTP problems in DW are almost ALWAYS the result
of an
interference from your local firewall - are you running one?
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"hfeurstein" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am so glad you are out there - this is the most
responsive forum I have
>ever
> experienced:)
>
> Essentially I am trying to upload my site from my hard
disk to the ftp
> server
> using DW.
>
> Each time I make an attempt, it will copy a few files
and then I will get
> the
> error message as described in my initial posting. First
I thought that it
> had
> to do with my file and I deleted an entire folder from
my hard disk. Upon
> my
> next attempt to upload, the same error message occurred
with a different
> folder. And each time I attempt to upload the same thing
will happen with
> "a"
> folder...
>
> In the last two hours while having this correspondence,
I have switched to
> FireFTP - a free FTP by Mozilla and the entire site is
uploading swiftly
> and
> without any error messages - I am only half way through
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> folders
> that have given me errors in DW have already been
uploaded successfully.
>
>
>

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It counts "prepares" the tranfer and tell me that there are eg 28 Mb and 5000 files and then the transfering stops. The "file operation" window just hangs..
I am running Gnome-Shell and i would like your input how to resolve OR debug this problem..
I have read the wiki and asked google for help, så any ideas would be appiciated.
jb
Last edited by jobr (2011-08-08 20:05:44)

Maybe this is the same problem as described here https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=121191
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"Upload to FTP host" hangs prior to completion

Muse, 7.2 seems to have trouble completing an FTP host upload. At about 64% completion Muse seems to stop with any further progress. I've waited fifteen minutes then Cancel the operation. I repeated this two more times with the same results.
However, I can export to HTML and successfully use Fetch to uploaded the exported html site to the same FTP host.
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Mine also hangs with 60% ??? WTF
When pages are complete it starte with alle the graphic files... and hangs...
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My FTP works but is very slow, hangs on 'waiting for server', fix???

Hi guys
My FTP connects but its constantly hanging and saying 'waiting for server', eventually it connects.
My other ftp clients connect instantly, its just DW, sometimes my filezilla may halt but not as bad as DW does.
I can use port 22 and its instant but reading this http://forums.adobe.com/thread/734356?tstart=0 will tell you why I can't use port 22.
Not sure what to do here, ive tried changing loads of settings and I get the same thing, I dont want to have to use an external FTP client as that would slow my workfllow considerably.
Also I think its a mac issue, if i try this in another building on windows 7 it connects instantly.
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Thanks

So using a separate FTP client is out of the question? I ask because my workflow uses a separate FTP app - it makes it much easier to troubleshoot FTP, server, and file permission issues. And it doesn't crash Dreamweaver. So again, are you sure you can't adjust your workflow to use a separate FTP application? (I use Transmit on the Mac and it has some wonderful features including a built-in Sync capability)
How do you have Dreamweaver's FTP functionality set-up?
Are you using Passive FTP?
Are you using a reverse proxy server in your network?
Have you tried the Mac Network Utility to ping your FTP server?
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FTP transfers hang in CS3 for Mac/10.5.4

This is a topic that has been continually raised on this
forum, but never fully solved. I am using Dreamweaver CS3 on Mac OS
10.5.4.
When making a connection to my site's host, the client
connects properly, several files are transferred, then the
connection hangs as Dreamweaver continually tries to upload a file,
but is unsuccessful. This occurs while uploading different pages
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activity.
For the record, I have tried both passive and non-passive
transfers, I am not operating behind a firewall, I have altered the
connection timeout settings from everything between 3 seconds to
120 seconds (60 is default). My site uses a fixed IP address and
the problem occurs both on my desktop (Mac Pro) and my laptop
(Macbook Pro) in different locations with different networks.
Background: Dreamweaver MX had this problem, CS2 fixed it,
CS3 has broken it again:
Dreamweaver
FTP problem
Fact: Using the exact same connection settings in Transmit,
the transfers have no problem. Dreamweaver CS2 does not have this
problem, either on Mac or PC.
It's time that Adobe got serious about fixing this. When a
thread exists with 80+ messages of complaint and there is no
resolution, there is a problem.
If anyone can shed light on this, it would be most
appreciated.

Ok, first off that thread was solved from what I read. The
original poster had an issue where they could only connect to their
server via IP address and not the domain name in 10.5.0 and 10.5.1.
They were told to fix the DNS and that the 10.5.2 update solved the
issue from Apple's end when it was released. This is now 10.5.4 so
this problem should be gone from the original poster because that
topic was started in October of last year.
Next, Mac does have a firewall by default like Windows. Look
in the System Preferences->Security->Firewall. Set it to
allow all incoming connections (basically off).
Next, have you gone through the FTP troubleshooting steps?
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14834
If you have not gone through those at this point I would
highly recommend starting there. This will eliminate the cause a
bit more. Also on the Mac platform, I do not believe that I have
ever seen DW transfer successfully when Passive FTP is turned off
due to the Mac firewall, so I would recommend leaving that checked
while you test through the above KB article.
If you continue to have issues with the FTP after going
through those steps please post back with the progress.
And one other note. Adobe does not normally check these
forums. If you do require advanced support Adobe does have contact
information which can be found from the link at the top of these
forums (and every page of the site if I am not mistaken).
And lastly, as a suggestion I would recommend downloading the
CS4 beta (
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/dreamweavercs4/
). All you need to run it past the 2-day limit is your CS3 serial
number. If something is broken in that version you would be more
likely to see it patched before the release as opposed to CS3 which
is on its way out. Also on that page you will find a link to the
CS4 forums which Adobe does check for bugs being that it is a beta
product.

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HELP!!!
I am using the FTPS Client implementation and have the (-Djavax.net.debug=all) turned on. From what I can see in the logs it's doing the handshake and accepting the cert. However, the logs it just hangs and prints out:
AUTH TLS
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ftps = new FTPSClient(false);
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try {
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} catch (SocketTimeoutException e) {
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ftps.setSocketFactory(socketFactory);
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ftps.setTrustManager(trustManager);
ftps.setBufferSize(1000);
ftps.addProtocolCommandListener(new PrintCommandListener(new PrintWriter(System.out)));
ftps.connect(server, 990);
socket.close();
System.out.println("Connected to " + server + ".");

FTP Functionality in Finder causes Hang

On my brand new (and software updated) Leopard build, visiting two FTP locations in a row causes Finder to hang and become unresponsive. The only option is to go to Force Quit and click 'Relaunch'.
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I think these are just the same as hyperlinks in any other program, but to recreate exactly, the Google Earth overlay I was using is one for Shuttle Topography data, and is at http://www.ambiotek.com/srtm - clicking on the green triangles shows you a number of ftp and http links to choose to download. Clicking on two of these in a row causes Finder to hang.
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Does anyone know how bugs like this should be filed properly?
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http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=7459400#7459400
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