[Nfb-web] problem uploading audio files

[Steve Jacobson]

Peter,

There is a "passive FTP" option in Internet Explorer that sometimes solves issues introduced by firewalls.  You might try that with Internet Explorer and see if that 
helps.  FTP Explorer may have a similar option but I do not know what it would be called or where you would find it.  You might also turn off your firewall just to see if 
that is the problem.  Turn it back on after you have transferred the files, of course.  If it is the firewall, there are approaches that can be used to let FTP data go 
through.  If neither of these work, you might try the FTP using the command line version, or if FTP Explorer has a "log" mode, turn that on to see if you are getting a 
specific error message back from the FTP process. Make sure you have not used up your disk quota on the server, as well.

On Thu, 8 Jun 2006 12:02:18 -0500, Peter Donahue wrote:

>Hello everyone,

>    I'm attempting to upload some files to one of my Web sites and am having
>a problem of no data being transferred, or the uploads aborting. In some
>cases the file I upload or sent to another person appears to have uploaded
>successfully, and appears in the folder in which I placed it or is received
>by the recipient, but has a 0 byte count or only a portion of the file is
>received. I'm using FTP Explorer 1.00 under Windows XP Home. The files I
>sent to another person were sent using Internet Explorer6.0. I'm not sure
>where the trouble is and need help PDQ. I'm also not able to upload .M3U
>files as well. Your help will be very much appreciated.

>Peter Donahue

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