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Image Upload Taking Forever
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Jenny Lindsey
1 posts
Wed Apr 16, 14 10:40 PM CST
Uploader has always worked great and suddenly uploading takes 3 to 5 minutes per image! I have updated java and disabled the FTP and it hasn't helped. It's now taking hours to upload a gallery that used to take 10mins. Please help!
Dave's Uploader
269 posts
Thu Apr 17, 14 8:46 AM CST
The debug information you provided shows numerous connection timeouts to your web server which causes the elapsed upload time for a given image to be skewed as it is calculated from the start of the first attempt to upload the image thru the completion of the last retry attempt to upload the image (regardless of the ultimate success or failure of the upload).
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mark lingl
43 posts
Thu Apr 17, 14 2:54 PM CST
I guess you could try this and send it to the hosting provider?
open a command prompt and run as administrator
type
tracert (your site) > C:/out.txt
send the txt file to your hosting provider for analysis
open a command prompt and run as administrator
type
tracert (your site) > C:/out.txt
send the txt file to your hosting provider for analysis
Dave's Uploader
269 posts
Thu Apr 17, 14 4:25 PM CST
What good will a traceroute do for a transient problem? There is no guarantee your packets will route the same every time. Since the connections are timing out, it's very likely a server software issue so a traceroute would likely show no problems at all because traceroute sends ICMP packets by default which are turned around in the protocol stack rather than any server software.
Edited Thu Apr 17, 14 4:34 PM by Dave's Uploader
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