Hi,

I am having trouble sending a large file (> 10kb) to my FTP server using the Microsoft Internet Transfer Control.

There is no problem in sending smaller files. I traced my program and here is the log:

24/02/2002 06:16:50 PM : CD /22/hotjava/public_html
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icResponseCompleted
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : Retrieving Data...
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : Retrieving Completed...
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM :
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : PWD
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : icResponseCompleted
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : Retrieving Data...
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : Retrieving Completed...
24/02/2002 06:16:51 PM : /22/hotjava/public_html
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : SEND \mywork\vfp6.0\homely\ver4.2\data\webstore\08171.html /22/hotjava/public_html/webstore/08171.html
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequesting
24/02/2002 06:17:02 PM : icRequestSent
24/02/2002 06:17:09 PM : icReceivingResponse
24/02/2002 06:17:09 PM : icResponseReceived
24/02/2002 06:17:09 PM : icError (12031) : Connection reset

The Connection Reset always happen when sending files > 10kb. I have read somewhere that this may be due to the reset command ("RST") sent by the FTP client (i.e. the INET control) at the end of a block transfer.

Please advice.

Thanks

Peter