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I'm trying to upload one larger file to a web server - using CUTEftp Professional + VOIP Internet connection via Wi-Fi. File size is 136MB (it is a video).
It breaks up over and over. At some point it stops uploading and starts again from beginning.
Anyway, any ideas, suggestion about any upload manager, software which I can use due to these circumstances?
Thx.
Why don't you try free FileZilla instead of CuteFTP? It supports upload resume. Just search FTP Client Upload Resume in google and you'll find a lot of other FTP clients. But I personally suggest FileZilla, it supports upload resume feature. If upload breaks in middle, it will continue.
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I have a Windows Server 2003 Small Business System here. The problem: there are about 200.000 handles which are consuming almost all the memory of the machine and I don't know how to determine which of the services is using all that memory and why.
I was wondering if there is a possibility to get to that information. Maybe via batch-script?
On the server runs:
SQL-Server
Windows Exchange
Trend Micro
Acronis
Any help would be great. Let me know if you need further information.
UPDATE:
I recognized that the problem is the SMTP server that gets a sh*tload of mail.
It seems that someone/something uses my relay to send spam mails. Does anyone know how I can prevent thit?
You could try two utilities from sysinternals suite (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062) - either cmd line handle or more versatile Process Explorer.
Note: You'd have to open/display lower pane on PE to view handles.
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I want to implement desktop sharing client with Lync as the server. Does Lync use RDP and if so can someone point me to an RDP implementation?
Can I tweak free RDP and make it work? Appreciate your inputs.
If you do not have a Lync client on your other side, you will have a hard time getting application sharing to work. Using an RDP client will not work, since RDP is just a connection to a machine rather than a SIP call. The underlying protocol for the app sharing stream might be the same (I dont know about this), but you'll be missing the parts that deal with the whole Lync connection.
Michael Greenlee has written a bit on the subject of Application Sharing (which is used to share desktops) here: Handling application sharing calls in UCMA, and an MSDN thread on the subject is here: How to handle Application Sharing Invitation, maybe this helps you?
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I am considering upgrading my work computer to use windows 8 as the new file transferring feature seems very useful. Unfortunately after installing windows 8 on my home pc to test it out, the files are being transferred in separate dialogs as opposed to this image provided by microsoft.
As I am transferring files constantly a single transfer dialog would make things much less confusing. Does anyone know what settings to change to make file transfers appear in the same window?
To make file transfers appear in the same window you need to transfer files locally.
This is because a network connection can break out at anytime.
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Let's say I'm downloading a website to my computer via FTP. In my FTP client, I select all of the files and folders in the website's root folder and begin downloading them to an empty folder on my desktop. Halfway through the transfer, I'm interrupted by a prompt asking me whether I want to replace such-and-such file or folder. Why does this happen?
It's just something that I've noticed over the years. And I never know what the right answer is when I'm in the middle of transferring thousands of files. I usually say "yes", but then I doubt the integrity of the copy. It happens sporadically when I'm downloading or when I'm uploading. I assume it's not a bug in my FTP client (FileZilla), or else it's a very, very persistent bug.
Edit: OK, so my question was switftly and mercilessly closed as off topic. Where should I have posted it? Can it be moved there?
This may happen if you're using windows locally, and linux remotely.
Since linux allows for case sensitive filenames, and windows does not. Your FTP may have files like "Images.jpg" and "images.jpg" and "IMAGES.jpg", but all three of these are the same to windows, so you will be prompted to overwrite them when more than one of them is downloaded.
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The goal is to upload my whole website as a zip then unzip on the remote server.
Are there any freeware tools like FTP ZipDeploy that automate this process?
If you can use rsync that is a great option.. you should consider using the backup directory option too so that you keep historical versions but keep them outside the public html area.
If you can't use rsync then you could use scp which will compress transfers for you.
If you can't use rsync nor scp then you can use something like CuteFTP (windows) which will compress transfers for you.
Any reason not to use rsync? It will conserve bandwidth/transmission time by not resending files that haven't been updated.