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Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 8:59 am
by meteotortosa
steve wrote:I've just noticed you said you also had Weatherlink running, but you said before that all the ftp connections were from Cumulus. Is Weatherlink uploading to the same site? How many ftp connections does it show in the panel?
Did turning off realtime updating not help?
You could try turning on the debug log and see what is logged in there.
I'm to turning on Cumulus, and turning off WL, debug log on
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 9:05 am
by steve
meteotortosa wrote:I'm to turning on Cumulus, and turning off WL, debug log on
OK. Be careful with the debug log, it may have passwords in it (e.g. Wunderground).
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 9:28 am
by meteotortosa
I turn off WL, and turn on Cumulus, this is my website control panel
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Current FTP Sessions
Session Login time
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:10:59 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:11:20 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:11:41 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:12:02 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:12:23 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:12:43 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:10:07 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Mon Oct 12 04:10:38 2009
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 9:41 am
by steve
Can you send me the debug log?
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 9:48 am
by meteotortosa
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 10:10 am
by meteotortosa
I don't understand !! Now it's working well ! I have only 3 ftp connections and realtime is on. I only restart my PC
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Mon 12 Oct 2009 11:02 am
by steve
There are a number if errors in the log, including a few socket errors - 10065, which is "the server is unreachable". So it looks like you have a connection problem. I guess that what happens is that Cumulus sometimes can't disconnect the ftp connection because of this error.
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Fri 16 Oct 2009 2:50 pm
by meteotortosa
Another attempt,
I uninstall Cumulus, and delete all about Cumulus in my server. Reinstall Cumulus, and upload files needed.
I update manually (File -> Web Update)
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Logging in to XX.XX.XXX.XXX
Changing directory to public_html/liveview
Uploading standard files
Sending html pages
and few seconds later, I get
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FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
FTP Error: FTP component not connected
Already disconnected!
My website control panel
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Current FTP Sessions
Session Login time
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Fri Oct 16 09:41:11 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Fri Oct 16 09:42:05 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Fri Oct 16 09:39:20 2009
pure-ftpd (IDLE) Fri Oct 16 09:40:11 2009
Recently I change the router. Could it be my ISP (Internet Servide Provider) change something of my connection? Could it be something I had missed the setup of my PC? Firewall?
I hope I would have explained well enough, I'm using Google translator to explain it better.
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Fri 16 Oct 2009 2:55 pm
by meteotortosa
I disabled window$ firewall
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Logging in to XX.XX.XXX.XXX
Changing directory to public_html/liveview
Uploading standard files
Sending html pages
Changing directory to images
Sending graph files
Logging out
I think I found the problem

Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Fri 16 Oct 2009 3:09 pm
by steve
Ah, right. If it's a firewall problem, then using 'active ftp mode' may help (if you want to turn the firewall back on).
Re: Cumulus - FTP Connect Timeout
Posted: Fri 16 Oct 2009 3:28 pm
by meteotortosa
steve wrote:Ah, right. If it's a firewall problem, then using 'active ftp mode' may help (if you want to turn the firewall back on).
Thank for all, Steve !! You're great !!
