I/O: Connection Lost

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cp7
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I/O: Connection Lost

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I get this I/O error after transferring nearly any file. It seems like cyberduck is disconnecting in the background, although the transfer continues until that single file is finished. Maybe keepalives or blocked or something? Please help...

I've got a new Macbook and a Linksys WRT54g v6 router with dd-wrt firmware.
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Re: I/O: Connection Lost

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cp7 wrote:I get this I/O error after transferring nearly any file. It seems like cyberduck is disconnecting in the background, although the transfer continues until that single file is finished. Maybe keepalives or blocked or something? Please help...

I've got a new Macbook and a Linksys WRT54g v6 router with dd-wrt firmware.
Oh, and this same situation happens with multiple servers. I connect to 5 different FTP servers and they all have the same issue.
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Post by TheAngryPenguin »

I wish I had more to offer other than a "me too". It's definitely reproducible, especially when downloading stuff from ftp.mozilla.org If I could figure out how to enable logging, I'd be willing to post some excerpts.
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Post by cp7 »

help?!?!
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Post by TheAngryPenguin »

I have come to discover that this phenomenon is not exclusive to CD -- the exact same thing happened to me with the latest successful build of FileZilla for i686-apple-darwin8. I'm not sure how to further approach this issue as the root cause seems to lie in whatever system library CD and fZ use for the ftp protocol.

This is probably a stupid question, but cp7: are you using an Intel-based Mac? I'm on a 1st generation Macbook (Black) with 2GB RAM.
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Post by cp7 »

Yes, I'm also using a first-generation macbook. 2Ghz white with 2GB of RAM.
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Post by cp7 »

I'm still having this problem. It happens every time I try to upload a large file. I am not dropping packets to router or to outside internet site.

Has anyone else had this problem?

Is there a fix?
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similar problems

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YEah, pretty much everytime I have used cyberduck over the years I have had the same problems. I have since purchased Transmit, but wanted to see if these problems were solved to be able to recommend it to a friend. Basically Cyberduck drops connections - using a Queue just does not work. My friend keeps on trying to queue up 10 downloads, goes into work , comes home to find out he was disconnected during the 1st transfer. Has anyone ever gotten this functionality to work?
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