Problems With FTP Upload in Leopard 10.5.3-4

Hi, I experience a strange problem with ftp upload speed in 10.5.3-4. When I start upload a file to my trusted ftp server the upload speed starts to decrease from 300 kb/sec to 35 -40 kb/sec. It remains normal for 1-2 minutes (about 300 kb/sec) and then smoothly decreases to 35 -40 kb/sec. Pressing Stop and then Resume in Cyberduck makes speed normal for 1-2 minutes and then it starts to decrease again. It does not depend on ftp-client, it does not matter if I use either Cyberduck, Transmit or Fetch. It happens if I use either ethernet or airport connection. I have my old Powerbook with 10.4.11, it's connected to the same router with the same settings and the same time upload speed remains stable about 300 kb/sec.
But when I transfer files from my Macbook to my old Powerbook via ftp everything is fine. And when I transfer files to ftp server of my local ISP it's also fine.
Please, help me, I have to upload big 100 Mb files very often and it's significant difference for me 30 or 300 kb/sec
Boris

I'm afraid it's not just the Duck or FTP, Boris....It's many many Apps...and protocols... 10.5 appears to have ;broken',a number of file transfer protocols and Apps... (Wired and KDX are two that come to mind- precisely the same symptoms, AND some others) Apple's own 'built-in' FTP appears OK Mac-Mac, oddly enough.
There's obviously some kind of weird Copy-Paste problem too.
It's obviously 'fixable' or a workaround is available because several s/w mobs have released 'fixes for 10.5 file transfer Bug'
The rest of us will just have to wait while another unannounced,unacknowledged, gaping hole in the Mac OS is quietly fixed and our expensive s/w sits unusable...
Not really good enough, is it ?
Like: Not being able to automatically detect a part file transfer on FTP and Auto-resume from whence you left off: something we thought was pretty cool- back in about 1984.... and absolutely essential in 86 or so.
Boris:You will almost certainly find that it happens whatever the client-server server setup and applications or Medium... I've seen precisely what you describe happen with Airport, Cable, 10/100/1000' local' LAN...
- and watching your throughput drop from 300K to 300 BYTES/Sec is NO FUN.
I've spent a lot of time and money convincing potential 'Switchers' of the superiority of the Mac way over the last 20 years or so...
I'm getting pretty tired at defending the indefensible: 'SkoolBoy Misstakes' in a 24 year old 'superior Computer.- Not Good enough, Apple.

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/*  <pre> */
* File: FTPConnection.java
* Author: Bret Taylor <[email protected]>
* URL: http://www.stanford.edu/~bstaylor/cs/ftpconnection/FTPConnection.java.shtml
* see also <a href="http://www.nsftools.com/tips/JavaFtp.htm">http://www.nsftools.com/tips/JavaFtp.htm</a>
* $Id$
* Parts of this code were adopted from a variety of other FTP classes the
* author has encountered that he was not completely satisfied with. If you
* think more thanks are due to any particular author than is given, please
* let him know. With that caveat, this class can be freely distributed and
* modified as long as Bret Taylor is given credit in the source code comments.
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* Also added StringBuffer parameter options to transferData() and executeDataCommand()
* and did a few other little things.
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
* A wrapper for the network and command protocols needed for the most common
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* <pre> FTPConnection connection = new FTPConnection();
* try {
* if (connection.connect(host)) {
* if (connection.login(username, password)) {
* connection.downloadFile(serverFileName);
* connection.uploadFile(localFileName);
* connection.disconnect();
* } catch (UnknownHostException e) {
* // handle unknown host
* } catch (IOException e) {
* // handle I/O exception
* }</pre>
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* need more flexibility, you can execute commands directly using the methods
* <a href="#executeCommand(java.lang.String)">executeCommand</a> and
* <a href="#executeDataCommand(java.lang.String,
* java.io.OutputStream)">executeDataCommand</a>,
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* @author Bret Taylor
* @author Julian Robichaux
* @version 1.01
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 private String password;
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 * Added by Julian: This is the size of the data blocks we use for transferring
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 username=user;
 password=pw;
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 inputStream = new BufferedReader(new
 InputStreamReader(connectionSocket.getInputStream()));
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 disconnect();
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 return true;
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 con.setRequestMethod("HEAD");
 return (con.getResponseCode() == HttpURLConnection.HTTP_OK);
 catch (Exception e)
 e.printStackTrace();
 return false;
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 String path=f.getPath();
 String fileName=path.replace("\\", "/");
 int slashPos = fileName.lastIndexOf("/");
 fileName=fileName.substring(slashPos+1);
 return fileName;
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 int count=0;
 //String url="http://chris-malcolm.com/images/"+URLEncoder.encode(name).replace("+", "%20");
 while (URLexists("http://chris-malcolm.com/images/"+URLEncoder.encode(name).replace("+", "%20"))==true)
 count++;
 name=FileExt(name)[0]+"-"+count+"."+FileExt(name)[1];
 return name;
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 int dotPos = fileName.lastIndexOf(".");
 fileName=fileName.replace("\\", "/");
 int slashPos = fileName.lastIndexOf("/");
 String extension, name;
 if (slashPos==fileName.length()-1)
 fileName=fileName.substring(0, fileName.length()-1);
 slashPos=fileName.lastIndexOf("/");
 extension="/";
 name=fileName.substring(slashPos+1);
 else if(dotPos==-1)
 name=fileName.substring(slashPos+1);
 extension="";
 else
 extension = fileName.substring(dotPos+1);
 name=fileName.substring(slashPos+1, dotPos);
 String[] output={name, extension};
 return output;
 String[] output={name, extension};
 return output;
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 try {
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 inputStream.close();
 connectionSocket.close();
 } catch (IOException e) {}
 outputStream = null;
 inputStream = null;
 connectionSocket = null;
 * Wrapper for the commands <code>user [username]</code> and <code>pass
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 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("user " + username);
 if (!isPositiveIntermediateResponse(response)) return false;
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 return loggedIn;
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 throws IOException
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 throws IOException
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 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the commands <code>rnfr [oldName]</code> and <code>rnto
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 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("rnfr " + oldName);
 if (!isPositiveIntermediateResponse(response)) return false;
 response = executeCommand("rnto " + newName);
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the command <code>mkd [directory]</code>.
 public boolean makeDirectory(String directory)
 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("mkd " + directory);
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the command <code>rmd [directory]</code>.
 public boolean removeDirectory(String directory)
 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("rmd " + directory);
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the command <code>cdup</code>.
 public boolean parentDirectory()
 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("cdup");
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the command <code>dele [fileName]</code>.
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 throws IOException
 int response = executeCommand("dele " + fileName);
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(response);
 * Wrapper for the command <code>pwd</code>.
 public String getCurrentDirectory()
 throws IOException
 String response = getExecutionResponse("pwd");
 StringTokenizer strtok = new StringTokenizer(response);
 // Get rid of the first token, which is the return code
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 strtok.nextToken();
 String directoryName = strtok.nextToken();
 // Most servers surround the directory name with quotation marks
 int strlen = directoryName.length();
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 if (directoryName.charAt(0) == '\"') {
 directoryName = directoryName.substring(1);
 strlen--;
 if (directoryName.charAt(strlen - 1) == '\"')
 return directoryName.substring(0, strlen - 1);
 return directoryName;
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 public String getSystemType()
 throws IOException
 return excludeCode(getExecutionResponse("syst"));
 * Wrapper for the command <code>mdtm [fileName]</code>. If the file does
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 throws IOException
 String response = excludeCode(getExecutionResponse("mdtm " + fileName));
 try {
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 } catch (Exception e) {
 return -1L;
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 public long getFileSize(String fileName)
 throws IOException
 String response = excludeCode(getExecutionResponse("size " + fileName));
 try {
 return Long.parseLong(response);
 } catch (Exception e) {
 return -1L;
 * Wrapper for the command <code>retr [fileName]</code>.
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 throws IOException
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 * Wrapper for the command <code>retr [serverPath]</code>. The local file
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 public boolean downloadFile(String serverPath, String localPath)
 throws IOException
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 * Wrapper for the command <code>stor [fileName]</code>.
 public boolean uploadFile(String fileName)
 throws IOException
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 * Wrapper for the command <code>stor [localPath]</code>. The server file
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 public boolean uploadFile(String serverPath, String localPath)
 throws IOException
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 * Set the restart point for the next download or upload operation. This
 * lets clients resume interrupted uploads or downloads.
 public void setRestartPoint(int point)
 restartPoint = point;
 debugPrint("Restart noted");
 * Gets server reply code from the control port after an ftp command has
 * been executed. It knows the last line of the response because it begins
 * with a 3 digit number and a space, (a dash instead of a space would be a
 * continuation).
 private int getServerReply()
 throws IOException
 return Integer.parseInt(getFullServerReply().substring(0, 3));
 * Gets server reply string from the control port after an ftp command has
 * been executed. This consists only of the last line of the response,
 * and only the part after the response code.
 private String getFullServerReply()
 throws IOException
 String reply;
 do {
 reply = inputStream.readLine();
 debugPrint(reply);
 } while(!(Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(0)) &&
 Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(1)) &&
 Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(2)) &&
 reply.charAt(3) == ' '));
 return reply;
 * Added by Julian: Returns the last line of the server reply, but also
 * returns the full multi-line reply in a StringBuffer parameter.
 private String getFullServerReply(StringBuffer fullReply)
 throws IOException
 String reply;
 fullReply.setLength(0);
 do {
 reply = inputStream.readLine();
 debugPrint(reply);
 fullReply.append(reply + lineTerm);
 } while(!(Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(0)) &&
 Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(1)) &&
 Character.isDigit(reply.charAt(2)) &&
 reply.charAt(3) == ' '));
 // remove any trailing line terminators from the fullReply
 if (fullReply.length() > 0)
 fullReply.setLength(fullReply.length() - lineTerm.length());
 return reply;
 * Added by Julian: Gets a list of files in the current directory.
 public String listFiles()
 throws IOException
 return listFiles("");
 * Added by Julian: Gets a list of files in either the current
 * directory, or one specified as a parameter. The 'params' parameter
 * can be either a directory name, a file mask, or both (such as
 * '/DirName/*.txt').
 public String listFiles(String params)
 throws IOException
 StringBuffer files = new StringBuffer();
 StringBuffer dirs = new StringBuffer();
 if (!getAndParseDirList(params, files, dirs))
 debugPrint("Error getting file list");
 return files.toString();
 * Added by Julian: Gets a list of subdirectories in the current directory.
 public String listSubdirectories()
 throws IOException
 return listSubdirectories("");
 * Added by Julian: Gets a list of subdirectories in either the current
 * directory, or one specified as a parameter. The 'params' parameter
 * can be either a directory name, a name mask, or both (such as
 * '/DirName/Sub*').
 public String listSubdirectories(String params)
 throws IOException
 StringBuffer files = new StringBuffer();
 StringBuffer dirs = new StringBuffer();
 if (!getAndParseDirList(params, files, dirs))
 debugPrint("Error getting dir list");
 return dirs.toString();
 * Added by Julian: Sends and gets the results of a file list command,
 * like LIST or NLST.
 private String processFileListCommand(String command)
 throws IOException
 StringBuffer reply = new StringBuffer();
 String replyString;
 // file listings require you to issue a PORT command,
 // like a file transfer
 boolean success = executeDataCommand(command, reply);
 if (!success)
 return "";
 replyString = reply.toString();
 // strip the trailing line terminator from the reply
 if (reply.length() > 0)
 return replyString.substring(0, reply.length() - 1);
 } else {
 return replyString;
 * Added by Julian: Gets a directory list from the server and parses
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ok i tried explaining th eproblem in the previous post, but i apologize if my explanation was poor. anyways, i tried to look into it further by doing a printStackTrace() and believe it may be a read error. here is my new updated snippet, and also a link to a screenshot ([click here for screenshot|http://img143.imageshack.us/my.php?image=picture4qr0.png]) of what the error looks like on my end. it seems like a socket is not being read, or maybe it is initialized properly. Again I apologize if my problem is vague, but I do appreciate your input. thanks.
updated code snippet
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 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
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 e.printStackTrace(pw);
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 info+="Error: "+e.getMessage()+"\n";
 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
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 errorLabel.setText("ERROR:"+info);
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Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Release 10.2.0.2.0.
Copyright (c) 1996, 2006 xyz Corporation. All rights reserved.
Agent Version : 10.2.0.2.0
OMS Version : 10.2.0.2.0
Protocol Version : 10.2.0.2.0
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Agent binaries : /u01/app/oracle/OracleHomes/agent10g
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Parent Process ID : 22269
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Started at : 2006-09-08 09:42:10
Started by user : xyz
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Last attempted upload : (none)
Total Megabytes of XML files uploaded so far : 0.00
Number of XML files pending upload : 1113
Size of XML files pending upload(MB) : 19.25
Available disk space on upload filesystem : 36.01%
Last attempted heartbeat to OMS : 2006-09-08 20:23:40
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2006-09-08 20:28:09 Thread-3035749296 ERROR pingManager: nmepm_pingReposURL: Did not receive a response header from repository
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thanks for your response.The repositary URL is working fine becasue I have used downloadAgent.linux script to install the agent10g on this linux box. I have used "oracle" user to install the agent and I am using oracle user to start the agent. So there is no question of acces problems as I know.
when tried to telnet from the linux box where I installed agent10g it is connecting I have used below comamnd
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Connected to ajacob.xyz.com.
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FlashUtil32_11_2_202_235_ActiveX.dll
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