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Leroy Weber · 03-06-2006, 01:58 PM

Thanks MxxCon.
Yes, The backup has the same name each time. Monday.bac for Monday, Tuesday.bac for Tuesday etc.
I want to keep the file structure this way. I also want FlashFXP to overwrite the Monday.bac with Monday.bac next week. That part is working fine. What is not working fine is the Backups are always the same size on the remote server (2.5GB) but they are different sizes after the transfer on the local server through my FlashFXP connection. Once in a while I get the whole file. (About once a week) but most of the time the file is much smaller. Where do you set the "allowed time period"? Also, whenever I get a truncated file, I would expect to login to FlashFXP and see the remainder of the file still in the queue, but the queue is clean and there are no error messages. How do I check the logs on the remote (Sending) server to see if it thinks the entire file was sent?

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03-06-2006, 01:58 PM
Leroy Weber Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 5	Thanks MxxCon. Yes, The backup has the same name each time. Monday.bac for Monday, Tuesday.bac for Tuesday etc. I want to keep the file structure this way. I also want FlashFXP to overwrite the Monday.bac with Monday.bac next week. That part is working fine. What is not working fine is the Backups are always the same size on the remote server (2.5GB) but they are different sizes after the transfer on the local server through my FlashFXP connection. Once in a while I get the whole file. (About once a week) but most of the time the file is much smaller. Where do you set the "allowed time period"? Also, whenever I get a truncated file, I would expect to login to FlashFXP and see the remainder of the file still in the queue, but the queue is clean and there are no error messages. How do I check the logs on the remote (Sending) server to see if it thinks the entire file was sent? Thanks