N++ FTP Inactivity Results in Server Timeout / Failed Upload Upon Return
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I’m not sure I can provide a use case. It seems to be specific to my environment, and I wouldn’t want to post credentials for others to test. Hosting support has been no help.
I am connected to one server most of the day, if I have 15+ minutes without any traffic to it, when I trigger an upload, it invariably fails, after almost 2 minutes of attempting.
So, the question is:
Is there a way to hasten this attempt interval? I have server timeout set to 5s, but I guess that’s just for initial connection attempt?
Is there a way to force the plugin to close the connection on an interval? -
I see the recent issue #368, which given the description, I assume you created. I believe that it is essentially the same as #143, and possibly solved if they ever implemented #1 and #358
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@PeterJones Thanks for the insights, Peter, but I’m not sure where this gets me.
All of these threads are about keeping the connection active. Problems are mentioned which seemingly have prevented that approach from getting and staying off the ground.
My ideas are the opposite. Kill the connection. After each upload, if that’s easiest. Triggering a file save reopens it automatically, so there is no reason to keep it alive… am I missing something?
