I am unable to transfer certain files. I cannot determine what the problem is. If I could guess...it might have something to do with the size of the file. Is it possible some of my settings are wrong? My host has checked and everything is right on her end and the other hostees do not seem to be having this problem.Transfer Problem
Transfer Problem
I am unable to transfer certain files. I cannot determine what the problem is. If I could guess...it might have something to do with the size of the file. Is it possible some of my settings are wrong? My host has checked and everything is right on her end and the other hostees do not seem to be having this problem.log error:
[02-Aug-2006 09:24:57] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/deanna1/public_html/tlc/cutenews/inc/shows.inc.php on line 732 [02-Aug-2006 09:25:22] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/deanna1/public_html/tlc/cutenews/inc/shows.inc.php on line 732
I just recently got coreftp and I just started a website so there is hardly anything on there. Is there a way to up my limit?
[02-Aug-2006 09:24:57] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/deanna1/public_html/tlc/cutenews/inc/shows.inc.php on line 732 [02-Aug-2006 09:25:22] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/deanna1/public_html/tlc/cutenews/inc/shows.inc.php on line 732
I just recently got coreftp and I just started a website so there is hardly anything on there. Is there a way to up my limit?
The log that CP was referring to is the text that is generated in the transfer window during your FTP session (while using CoreFTP and trying to transfer the file).
Your PHP error is due to a syntactical mistake and has nothing to do with CoreFTP so long as the file itself is being uploaded fully (which I would assume it is).
For instance, the following is part of MY log from within CoreFTP (you can copy it from there and paste it here):
Your PHP error is due to a syntactical mistake and has nothing to do with CoreFTP so long as the file itself is being uploaded fully (which I would assume it is).
For instance, the following is part of MY log from within CoreFTP (you can copy it from there and paste it here):
CWD /home/sites/www.sspl.org/web/staff/
Transferred 1,618 bytes in 0.008 seconds
RETR /home/sites/www.sspl.org/web/staff/index.shtml
index.shtml - 11941 bytes transferred
Transfer time: 00:00:02
File exists, prompting user...
index.shtml overwritten...
RETR /home/sites/www.sspl.org/web/staff/index.shtml
index.shtml - 11941 bytes transferred
Transfer time: 00:00:04