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Certain EE files get skipped during FTP upload

August 17, 2007 3:26pm

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  • #1 / Aug 17, 2007 3:26pm

    Something curious: much of the time when I’m FTPing a full set of EE files to the Engine Hosting servers certain files get skipped during the process.

    It always happens to be the same ones:

    /cp/cp.publish.php
    /cp/cp.publish_ad.php
    /modules/gallery/mcp.gallery.php
    /modules/ip_to_nation/iptonation.php
    /modules/weblog/mod.weblog.php
    /modules/wiki/mod.wiki.php

    The only way to get them on the server is to manually upload them using the FTP interface on the Engine Hosting Control Panel. Not the end of the world, but it’s a bit of a hassle.

    Anyone else get this? Is this an Engine Hosting issue?

  • #2 / Aug 17, 2007 3:34pm

    Lisa Wess

    20502 posts

    I use Transmit and EngineHosting and definitely do not have this problem.  I also do many installations and have never seen this happen.

    I wish I had more information for you.  I’ll see if I can find out anything else.

  • #3 / Aug 17, 2007 3:41pm

    Sue Crocker

    26054 posts

    kevin, which FTP program is this happening with?

    I use CuteFTP, and haven’t had this problem.

  • #4 / Aug 17, 2007 3:44pm

    Admittedly, I’m just using Dreamweaver’s built in FTP function.

  • #5 / Aug 17, 2007 3:45pm

    Lisa Wess

    20502 posts

    Ah, I had problems with that skipping files a lot years ago before I knew what a script was - just plain html files.  I would recommend a, uh… real FTP program.  No offense. =)

  • #6 / Aug 17, 2007 3:54pm

    Duly noted.

  • #7 / Aug 17, 2007 3:58pm

    Lisa Wess

    20502 posts

    I’m not sure what system you’re on, but like Sue, on my PC I use CuteFTP - on the Mac, it’s Transmit all the way.  You can’t go wrong with those two, imo.

  • #8 / Aug 17, 2007 5:13pm

    AlanM

    74 posts

    I found sFTP through Dreamweaver a bit more robust than regular FTP. But since I switched to the Mac I’ve also been using Transmit.

  • #9 / Aug 17, 2007 7:46pm

    Leslie Camacho

    1340 posts

    I haven’t used Dreamweaver in years. But i do remember something like this. DW has various settings where it tries to guess that you are attempting to “sync” instead of overwrite. In this case, a file that isn’t changed will be skipped. So when uploading a new build, if the file dates are the same (which would happen when a file hasn’t changed in a new build), it would get skipped by DW.

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