UPLOAD FAILED

[choif50]

I have uploaded over 140 pictures and now I am getting an error. I was batch uploading 100 pictures to the database. After 10 pictures, which i can see on my website, none of the remaining 90 files will upload. As a test, I have added a couple of new pictures and have successfully uploaded them to the database, which i can see in their appropriate exhibition.

I would try to delete them and upload them all over again via ftp. However, i have a cap on my bandwidth and would rather not if there is a simple solution.

Here is the error message:

msg 15585 | internal ftp: /www/gallery/photos/microthumb/061104_265.jpg UPLOAD FAILED
msg 15584 | internal ftp: UPLOADED 1 KB / 1 KB
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msg 15583 | internal ftp: 150 Accepted data connection
msg 15582 | internal ftp: STOR_A: 150 Accepted data connection
msg 15581 | internal ftp: STOR /www/gallery/photos/microthumb/061104_265.jpg
msg 15580 | internal ftp: local file UPLOAD/ee_temp_upload/061104_265.jpg cached
msg 15579 | internal ftp: DATA SOCKET OPEN
msg 15578 | internal ftp: OPENING NEW DATA SOCKET
msg 15577 | internal ftp: Parsed data connection address is 70.87.XXX.XXX:XXXXX
msg 15576 | internal ftp: PASV: 227 Entering Passive Mode (70,87,140,XXX,XX,XX)
msg 15575 | internal ftp: PASV
msg 15574 | internal ftp: TYPE: 200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
msg 15573 | internal ftp: TYPE I
msg 15572 | internal ftp: PWD: 257 "/www/gallery/photos/microthumb" is your current location
msg 15571 | internal ftp: PWD
msg 15570 | internal ftp: NEW FTP: Working directory changed to '/www/gallery/photos/microthumb'
msg 15569 | internal ftp: CWD: 250 OK. Current directory is /www/gallery/photos/microthumb
msg 15568 | internal ftp: CWD /www/gallery/photos/microthumb
msg 15567 | internal ftp: CWD: 250 OK. Current directory is /www/gallery/photos/microthumb
msg 15566 | internal ftp: CWD /www/gallery/photos/microthumb
msg 15565 | internal ftp: NEW FTP: Logged in as 'X'
msg 15564 | internal ftp: PASS: X

[wkitty42]

are you saying that they are not in the upload directory or are you saying that they are there but you can't add them to the database?

if they are already there, you shouldn't have much of a problem with bandwidth... if they are not there, then uploading them again is the only option...

now the question also comes of how are you uploading them? are they in a zip file that is then uncomressed automatically or are they individual? there is a "fix" that allows you to upload a zip of photos to be added...

it is possible that you are running into a timeout setting in php... there's also that bandwidth cap that you speak of... it may also cap you at so many bytes in a certain period or it could also be a space usage cap in the site, itself...

can't really tell without a bit more information ;)

[time]

ok, in looking a bit closer at the log, you posted, i see that it is during the "upload" of the microthumb(s)... what other messages are there at that time? is almost looks like the FTP server "cut out" on you...