FTP Upload on ADSL

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hsmnel

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Hi,

Anyone having problems uploading files using FTP. Downloading works fine but I cannot upload anything. Trying to update my website! :confused:

Having this problem in Telkom ISP account and on a Webafrica account. Using dialup throught telkom works fine.
 
Hm..i dont know what the problem..is but..that would really suck..it it doesnt work..prolly be fixed soon though. Also try post on the WebAfrica forums. They have a proxy for HTTP/FTP use avail - i think :/
 
hsmnel said:
Hi,

Anyone having problems uploading files using FTP. Downloading works fine but I cannot upload anything. Trying to update my website! :confused:

Having this problem in Telkom ISP account and on a Webafrica account. Using dialup throught telkom works fine.
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Same problem here, my webhoster cannot be reached and my side is down. Upload via ftp doen't work.
 
DUDE, I have been having this problem for ages.
I have local and international webspace.
I have bitched and moaned, logged complaints, had the techies here and it still sucks.
I find that uploading through the browser interface goes a bit faster than ftp clients but still very very slow.
Some days I get a good 20K up (am on 512 adsl) but most of the time if its over 10 I am happy, normal average for me is below 5.
I have given Telkom my usernames and passwords for my isp accounts and webspace in the past and they cant sort it out.
I kept a fault open for a weekend once, refusing to close it. Funny thing was, whislt the fault was logged, all was fine, a day after the fault was closed, it all went back to normal, K@K
 
mmm never had a problem on ADSL 512 and my uploads using CuteFtp are never under 60 KB/sec unless its international then they sit around 20 - 40 KB/sec.
On a saturday afternoon they often hit 106 KB/sec for long periods of time :)
Storm is my ISP.
 
are you guys using the a FQDN to connect, or the IP number of the server ?

Try the IP number and see what happens.
 
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