Open drewmunn opened 10 years ago
I suggest looking at issue #5 and #7 , I solved it on my local machine by allowing error 450 and 452 to be ignored. As it already ignores 500 and 501
I'd already tried allowing 450 but that didn't work, and allowing 452 didn't do anything either unfortunately. I've tried a different network in case that was blocking it, but that doesn't seem to be the issue either.
What error is showing in the console log?
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Op 11 mrt. 2014 om 17:21 heeft drewmunn notifications@github.com het volgende geschreven:
I'd already tried allowing 450 but that didn't work, and allowing 452 didn't do anything either unfortunately. I've tried a different network in case that was blocking it, but that doesn't seem to be the issue either.
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Absolutely none, I just get "[ftp-sync] started ftp upload" and then nothing happens. Directories are created on the server, and then I wait. Activity Monitor shows no network activity from anything outside of my standard applications, and my FTP server shows no active connections.
Scratch that, it's now come back to life and given me an error 400.
While stating i guess
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Op 11 mrt. 2014 om 17:43 heeft drewmunn notifications@github.com het volgende geschreven:
Scratch that, it's now come back to life and given me an error 400.
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Once it logs in and creates the directories. Then it throws the errors.
Never fear, I created a new FTP account on my server and tried with that, and it worked. Thanks anyway!
Thanks for helping @Parcye I woke up this morning to see the issue in email but github has been down.
This is the first report I've had of FTP-Sync working fine on localhost but not on a remote FTP server. It would be good if you could advise of the name and version of the remote FTP server software.
I'm having this issue as well; the FTP sync seems to complete without error but any new files are not uploaded to the server (pre-existing files which were edited are updated on the server and any new folders are created, it's seems to be solely new html, js & css files which are at issue).
At the moment I'm having to go into Dreamweaver to upload the new files to the server so any insight on what might be causing this would be very welcome. For reference I'm using v1.0.4 of the extension in Edge Code CC on a Windows 8.1 PC.
@timburgess, sorry I'm not sure of the software; I know it's an Apache server but that's about it. Our digital team manage that side of things. @gstubbenhagen: I also have some issues with new files, especially images that aren't uploaded initially, and I've been forcing them over FileZilla as well. From there on, FTP sync works fine with updates to the problematic files.
@gstubbenhagen Edge Code CC 0.97 is based on Brackets 34. There will be issues until a newer version of Edge Code Preview is built.
@drewmunn Very strange. FTP-Sync walks the project directory for each sync and there is no caching. It would be useful to know if in the developer tools console, a new file is 'stated' i.e. the log produces a stat lien for each file it is checking
@timburgess I've also tried in Brackets 37 and experienced the same issue with that release
Please be sure you are not getting a results that is a temp error, for example because you are trying to get file info of non existing file. See issue #5 and #7 . I for example just ignore all errors when statting the file in my local version.
@timburgess I don't believe Edge Code has built in dev tools, but I've got a plug-in console that only ever reports "[ftp-sync] started ftp upload". My server tracks an upload spike as changed files are copied over, and then it drops back down to nothing. I've tried with .png and .php files and neither are copying over initially. @Parcye the installation I'm currently using is vanilla (I've got a new machine), so I'd only be suppressing errors if the code was written to originally.
Guys, I'm reopening this issue. Please read over the Troubleshooting page and specifically the last section that covers the details for reporting on an issue. I need to be able to reproduce your issue in order to fix it.
Note too that the upload logic is based on a size comparison - so it is possible to have a change not uploaded if the change happens to result in a file that is exactly the same size as the original. Rare but possible.
For new files, possibly they are being missed somehow when the project path is walked. But as I say, I need details to ascertain how this could happen.
I do appreciate your info & comments on these issues. I would like to get FTP-Sync to the point where nobody has any issues. And I am moving towards having a test FTP server so we can at least have a common server-side when looking at these issues.
I'm using this in Edge Code (shh!) and happily creates the relevant folders on the FTP server, but doesn't actually upload any folders. Any thoughts?