Re: Self deleting files with IIS4 and War FTP daemon

Martin ( (no email) )
Mon, 20 Jul 1998 12:46:06 -0400

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I have seen this as well with IIS4. One thing I did was turn off server to=
cleint keep alives. This resolved the problem for me. I also think=
apache on unix is better as a web server. IIS seems to have problems with=
quite a few things such as server side includes, configuring perl (unix=
doesn't need .pl or .cgi for a perl script to work). Try turning off=
sever to client keep alives on the root web server and make sure you apply=
this to all of your virtual web servers as well.

I hope this helps.

Also, why are you using war-ftp daemon? (someone likes tucows :) ).

IIS 4 already has an ftp server built in.

Read below...

>Recently (as of the past couple of days) people have been reporting that
>they are unable to overwrite existing files that are on the server. Their
>FTP clients are giving them access denied messages. When we looked at the
>files via Explorer (logged in as Admin on the NT Server) we were unable to
>open, rename, copy, move or delete the files. Each one gave an Access=
Denied
>error message. What's more, Disk Administrator showed no files as being
>locked or in use and Event Viewer showed nothing strange.

Did your files at least show a 0 byte size?

Martin

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