File goes to 100% then times out - too many times

[Bill]

Ever since 3.3.4, Files will get to 100% normally then sit in the queue until it gets a timeout message then be listed as 'failed'. I must requeue and requeue and requeue until all are successful.
Response: 150 Accepted data connection
Response: 150 Accepted data connection
Response: 150 Accepted data connection
Response: 150 Accepted data connection

--> In here bars go to 100%

Error: Connection timed out
Error: File transfer failed
Error: Connection timed out
Error: File transfer failed
Error: Connection timed out
Error: File transfer failed
Error: Connection timed out
Error: File transfer failed

[ftpeter]

The same here.
​http://trac.filezilla-project.org/ticket/5533

router problem?

[Bill]

router not a problem. Plus I don't have an issue with long transfers - file goes to 100%. Odd thing is these files are under 100KB. 100% - then can't finish.

[Tim Kosse]

Transfers not finishing is a clear indication that some broken router and/or firewall is interfering with FTP.

Please read ​http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Network_Configuration for configuration instructions.

[miko]

hi i think i solve this problem, sory for my english but i hope so i help wit this:

open your FZ, then go menu edit/settings.../ and here set Time out in seconds to :500 sec;

its work now for me because we have slow upload and if file dont uploud for 20 sec the conecion will be closed by FZ.

best wishes and always try to read documetns about program what you use !!! see ya

[kn]

Bug: Same thing here, but mikoletic87's fix worked. What I want to add is that the transfer time bar shows the progression of the file transferring even after it has timed out, and I then get a successful transfer message despite it failing. I'm working with v3.5.2 on Windows 7.

[Olaf Leimann]

I get this when tunneling FTP through PuTTY, either with direct port 20 and 21 tunnels, or with a Dynamic (Sicks Proxy setup) tunnel, but _only_ with text files, and despite the fact I forced Binary usage.

Real binary files are fine and transfer fast.
Changing the timeout did not help in this case.
When going directly to the FTP Server without tunnelling, it works for all files.
(but then the password is transferred in the clear, of course, which is bad, since I had my site comprimised due to this).

Also, the hosting provider does not support the sftp standard (not SSL for POP3 - he's not the most secure of providers!).

Windows Client: XP SP3 (32-bit)
FileZilla Client: 3.5.3
PuTTY Client: 0.62
Hosting FTP: ProFTPD 1.3.3a Server
Hosting SSH: unknown sshd (provider shows an interactive menu, no shell).

Somehow this does not make sense at all :)
I think I should look into ProFTPD 1.3.3a myself.