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gabedog
I just started maintaining an existing VB.Net FTP application that
keeps directories in sync accross a firewall. The number of files and
the contents of the files has grown quite large (very recently due to a
new client)
There are anywhere from 4,000 to 40,000 files in a directory. The file
names are 20+ chars. An exception is being kicked out in the
application. The exception occurs during an NLST command when there are
more than the 4,000 files in a directory. The exception is:
"An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. "
Is there a limit on the NLST command that would be causing this?
Thanks in advance --- Of course this happening very close to another
production release :- )
Gabe--
keeps directories in sync accross a firewall. The number of files and
the contents of the files has grown quite large (very recently due to a
new client)
There are anywhere from 4,000 to 40,000 files in a directory. The file
names are 20+ chars. An exception is being kicked out in the
application. The exception occurs during an NLST command when there are
more than the 4,000 files in a directory. The exception is:
"An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. "
Is there a limit on the NLST command that would be causing this?
Thanks in advance --- Of course this happening very close to another
production release :- )
Gabe--