Site Manager Misbehaviour

I have a persistent and very annoying problem with the site
manager, and I wonder if anyone here can shed some light.
Whenever a users opens the Dreamweaver (MX 2004) site manager
with the local version of the site set to a folder on a shared
drive it opens up a bunch of connections to the folders being
managed. It appears that there is a connection leak, because after
a while the number of connections grows to over 50 and my file
server (a LaCie Ethernet Disk, which is a little machine running XP
embedded) starts to throw errors about being unable to allocate
work units and running out of nonpaged pool memory. To restore
order I have to log in to the server and manually close the
connections, or have the offending user(s) close Dreamweaver
completely (just closing the site manager doesn't seem to help).
Has anyone else seen this connection leaking behaviour? I've
searched the forums and knowledge base, and can't find any
references to it.
Cheers,
Rodd

Search for FTP login, or IE7, please. Anyhow it's the recent
installation
of IE7 that is the problem.
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"Phill Hellewell (pmsoftware)" <[email protected]>
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> "Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]>
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>> Search these forums, and you'll find HUNDREDS'S of
those "anyone else"
>> people - all who have gotten the same answer....
>>
>
> Sorry, if my question offended in some way.
>
> I searched this forum for "site manager" "remote info"
"login" and
> "password" all to no avail, other than the email from
UEN_Gal (which is
> what actually prompted me to ask).
>
> Regards
>
> Phill
>

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On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 02:21:38 +0000 (UTC), "wsherwood2"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>1. The dropdown menu for sitenames in the SHOW SITE list
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>responds to typing in the first letter of the site and
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>
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>
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>
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>I tried to see if I could have nested sites in the site
manager and it
>looks
> like that works.
>
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> c:/www/site1 <--------------------(root for second
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> will
> need this to work on some files under this folder and
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> upload
> them through DW)
>
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>
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> outer
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>
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>
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