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1. (John_Verne),

Mar 6, 2007 6:05 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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Try passive vs. non-passive. Can you browse the foreign system with the connection properties you use now?

In a pinch you can use something like tcpdump to sniff the traffic (and have some fun watching your credentials being passed in the clear!)

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2. Pete the Feet,

Mar 6, 2007 6:37 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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Thanks John. I'm only having problems with lightroom. Using Cyberduck I can browse fine. There is not an option to browse using lightroom is there?

passive & no passive gives the same error. I'll look at tcpdump, I've no idea what it does...

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3. (alex885),

Mar 6, 2007 8:33 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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i am having the same issues :
"an error occurred sending the file access was denied"
tried passive on and off / tried with a clean windows install -
can browse to the desired folder within LR but can not upload...

GRRR!

regards alex885

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4. (David_Bush),

Apr 24, 2007 11:29 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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I have the same problem - imac (intel), no connection and cannot browse, but my external ftp program gets there just fine.

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5. (walter_beck),

Jun 30, 2007 10:39 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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I am having similar problems with Lightroom 1.1. When I try to upload using the Lightroom internal FTP in the web module, I get 'server cannot be found'. I can get to the same server with my FTP program external to Lightroom.

Would be nice to know of someone who has been able to get the internal export with FTP in Lightroom to work. I really need help.

Thanks

Walter Beck

B & B Photography

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6. (Duncan_C._Campbell),

Jun 30, 2007 1:12 PM in reply to Pete the Feet

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Hi I tried the upload earlier with a few pictures and it worked. I tried again this evening and it hung with a server error after about 26 images. Tried again and it worked. The results can bee seen here http://www.fotopix.plus.com/content/index.html

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7. (dougal_Bichan),

Aug 8, 2007 4:44 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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I am having the same problem. The function did work - once. The pix are online http://www.dougalco.com/2007%2007%20Spanish%20River/

Now it doesn't. It gives me a "Connection to the server failed" error. The login information is correct. It works with Cute FTP.

Using Lightroom 1.0, PC, Win XP. It is very frustrating. Any suggestions?

Dougal

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8. (dougal_Bichan),

Aug 8, 2007 5:42 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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FWIW. I found a workaround for this problem. In Web, you can "Export" the collection. This basically makes up the necessary files and saves them locally on your hard drive. You can then use your usual FTP program to upload them to your site. It is a little more trouble and time, but at least it works.

Dougal

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9. (DonRicklin),

Aug 8, 2007 6:12 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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And the way many of us are doing it, since you have more control over the upload and this is how you have to do upgrades to a Gallery any how, so as to not have to re-upload everything, just to a or change a image or two.

:)

Don
Don Ricklin, MacBook 1.83Ghz Duo 2 Core running 10.4.10 & Win XP, Pentax *ist D
http://donricklin.blogspot.com/

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10. (Mel_Lammers),

Aug 8, 2007 6:17 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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This was an old problem for me and now my fix is second nature. My F-Secure firewall interferes with LR. My solution found by trial and error is to shut down firewall for a minute, then start LR, then restart firewall. After that I have no problems. Don Ricklin's view is good too.

Mel

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11. Louis Dallara,

Aug 8, 2007 8:19 AM in reply to Pete the Feet

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I've been able to use it. It works fine, Need to make sure you put the right server name or IP address of the server in and correct login and passwd.
Not a lot of dialog in the process...
Here's a quicking I just made..

http://www.louisdallara.com/Cause%20Cats%20Web%20Page/index.html

Lou Dallara
http://louisdallara.com

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12. (dougal_Bichan),

Aug 8, 2007 2:11 PM in reply to Pete the Feet

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It does seem to be a firewall problem. Once I set the permissions in Zone Alarm, it works fine.

Dougal

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