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pion · 04-10-2010, 03:00 PM

The color warning was not the issue, it was the timestamp on the log for how long it took before login was possible.

Running through 10000 or even 100000 folders should really not take 5 minutes in any case afaik? Especially not with idle IO?

Ideas on where to put the blame for disappearing groups?

My first post describe a COMPLETE lock. I could log out and in, and not get a single transfer through, neither using PASV or PORT. After a log in/out, what the client did in a previous session should be completely irrelevant for the new session? This behaviour lasted for many minutes, through multiple sessions until I restarted the process manually.

As for the second post with similar behaviour, the interesting part is the preceeding commands before the process is refusing all connections. (Or that's what I figured anyway) due to 7.3.3 locking up the very same way

04-10-2010, 03:00 PM
pion Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 138	The color warning was not the issue, it was the timestamp on the log for how long it took before login was possible. Running through 10000 or even 100000 folders should really not take 5 minutes in any case afaik? Especially not with idle IO? Ideas on where to put the blame for disappearing groups? My first post describe a COMPLETE lock. I could log out and in, and not get a single transfer through, neither using PASV or PORT. After a log in/out, what the client did in a previous session should be completely irrelevant for the new session? This behaviour lasted for many minutes, through multiple sessions until I restarted the process manually. As for the second post with similar behaviour, the interesting part is the preceeding commands before the process is refusing all connections. (Or that's what I figured anyway) due to 7.3.3 locking up the very same way Last edited by pion; 04-10-2010 at 03:40 PM.