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I have reached to Pantheon support multiple times any they are unable to replicate the issue.ġ.) Login to Pantheon site dashboard do to >Connection Info > Open in SFTP client > Mac OS defaults to Cyberduck.ģ.) I have a specific folder in /files/ that I am attempting to add images to.Ĥ.) Almost EVERY time I first attempt to upload files Cyberduck is throwing an error message: No such file. I would very much prefer to maintain complete control, ownership, and permissions over my images, so using a third-party “solution” isn’t really viable.Okay, so I have an ongoing issue that is DRIVING me crazy. I believe FileZilla has such an option and I definitely remember seeing it in programs such as Dreamweaver, so it’s not like it’s an impossible or even particularly difficult thing to do. Yes, it’ll be slower, but it will also work and that’s more important, IMO. If there are five images, instead of having five FTP connections have a single connection and run all five uploads through that single connection. It’s easy to point the finger at the server and ignore the problem, but fundamentally the solution is simple: Put an option in GarageSale that forces single FTP connections.

Three or more images is right out the FTP server kills the others immediately.

Two images works IF the second image is tiny the connection (connect/upload/disconnect) happens so quickly that it’s faster than the FTP server’s “reaction time” to the second connection, but if the image is too large then the server kills the connection. One image is fine there’s only one connection. If there are five images then GarageSale opens five simultaneous FTP connections, but if the server doesn’t support it then it fails. The problem seems to be that GarageSale is opening multiple simultaneous FTP connections to upload the images. I’ve seen this set of conditions before (like a decade ago) and the problem was always the same: too many simultaneous connections on an FTP server that doesn’t support simultaneous connectins. When there are three or more images it always fails again, the first image is always uploaded but any/all images after that fails, regardless of size. I haven’t figured out the exact numbers but when the second image is tiny, like 50K, it seems to work all of the time, but any larger than that seems to generate the error. When the error does appear, the first image is always uploaded but the second image doesn’t if it’s “too large”. If I start an auction with two or more images, I sometimes get this error. If I start an auction with ONE image, it works fine 100% of the time.

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LibCURL is OS level, correct? If that were the case, wouldn’t any software that uses the same library (or even just using the terminal FTP commands) experience the same error when uploading?Ĭan you increase the timeout on the server for such connections? That may help, but only if the connection timed out on the server.Īfter a fair amount of experimentation I think I figured out the issue, or at least the cause.

This error comes from the underlying library libCURL that handles the (FTPS) request to your server. There are also 11 more files in my ebay FTP directory, all of them created by GS and all of them containing 0 bytes.

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I can successfully download and view them so I know they’re completed uploads. The two successfully uploaded images are from two different auctions one is from the 3-image item and the other is from the 6-image item. My listings have 3, 4, and 6 images in them respectively (13 images in total). The upload begins, then in a few seconds it errors out with “Error while uploading (56): Failure when receiving data from the peer”.Īfter this happens, if I login via terminal or Cyberduck I can see that two of the images have been uploaded.

#Cyberduck connection failed mac verification#

When I go to start my auctions the verification stage passes with no errors and I click START LISTINGS. When configured in GS the test image uploads and displays correctly. I’m able to access (connect/upload/download/disconnect) the FTP server manually, through OS X terminal and through Cyberduck. I have three listings waiting in the wings which cannot be posted because of this error. Mid-2007 24' iMac, OS X 10.11.6, GS 7.0.8, using my own FTP server hosted at.