I set the concurrent logins as follows:
List authorities = new ArrayList();
authorities.add(new WritePermission());
authorities.add(new ConcurrentLoginPermission(4, 8));
authorities.add(new TransferRatePermission(0, 0));
Hello Dan,
You also set maximum connections per user in the UserManager ... what
value did you use in order to configure that? And when FTP Clients
open several connections, they log you in for each of those
connections ... until we have an equivalent to admingui which allowed
us to monitor all
I agree, but the docs say "Maximum Logins", not Maximum Connections.
Hopefully there are just "logins" that aren't being closed properly over
time, although I don't know how to find this out. There should be a way to
get status on all logins from the manager, I'm going to keep looking.
-Origi
Hi,
I've a similar problem, in conditions that I don't know the server returns that
message, even in a configuration without connection limit.
On my case I think this appends when exceptions occurs on my ftplet...
Cumprimentos,
Loureiro, Gil
Document Engineering Manager
Document Services
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Hi Dan,
I know that many ftp clients will open multiple simultaneous
connections to a server, so it may be that there are 4 people logged
in, each of them with 8 connections open, which may account for
this...??
Just a random thought...
Cheers
Steve
On 3 Apr 2009, at 15:05, Dan wrote:
I am getting:
WARNING: SENT: 421 Maximum login limit has been reached.
I have set the connection configuration as follows:
ConnectionConfigFactory connectionConfigFactory = new
ConnectionConfigFactory();
connectionConfigFactory.setMaxLogins(32);
The thing is there aren't even close to 32 people
