Angus
Turned everything firewall like off and it makes no difference, and I
assume that wouldn't explain why when downloading the same root folder
each time, it would fail in a different place (sometimes not at all).
I'm pretty sure it's something server side, but it's hosted by big US
ISP, so not much chance of getting logs. I'll contact their support
though and see if I can get anything.
Thanks David
On 07/11/2013 18:02, Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Or maybe the FTP server has a badly implemented session timeout? Can you get
the server logs or is not your server?
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