Need Advice From Godaddy Hosting Users

Good evening all! I was wondering if any of you out there that use godaddy.com for your domain and hosting could help me out. I have been having some serious issues uploading photos. I can upload about 30 photos, less than 400 KB and 1500x1000 pixels. After that, the server crashes. I have to wait about a minute then click "retry" on each individual photo. I have over 100,000 photos to move to my new sytist site, plus I start photographing events in early April and NEED TO GET THIS FIXED ASAP!

I called godaddy support yesterday, and upgraded my web hosting from the basic to "Launch - Business Hosting" and added an SSL certificate. According to the guy that I talked with, that should take care of the problem and I shouldn't have to do anything else. I tried last night to upload photos and had the same problem, and it's exactly the same today. I've added a picture of statistics on the cPanel from my godaddy account.

I am at a complete loss. I do not have a lot of experience with the admin side of website hosting/building. I really hope its something simple that has been overlooked, but I just don't know. Any help would be tremendously appreciated!

Edited Sun Feb 20, 22 4:47 PM by Dallys Malenfant

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I was a GD user, and I had the same problem few years ago.
When I contacted the support, they told me that I should have paid an extra fee to unlock the feature of having unlimited uploads, because from one day to the other they changed their offer.
I moved somewhere else than, because I thought they were kidding me.
I'm now with Hostinger without a single problem.

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You will be able to upload unlimited files without errors going FTP direct via Filezilla.
Going via Sytist Godaddy stops after 40 or so.
I think could be an idea for Tim to remove godaddy from the TESTED web hosts

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Hi Dallys, have you tried a different browser to upload? Are you on a MAC or windows computer? Have you checked your upload settings in sytist? (You do not want to be using the adobe flash uploader) Try 10 sec process 10 sec resting. Also i would be storing photos on Amazon S3 and not in the hosting account itself. Sorry to say this is not a sytist problem.

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Also check your confiq file and edit it to this in the yellow highlighs. Also I have encountered problems with lightroom files being corrupt, are you using lightroom?

Edited Sun Mar 13, 22 8:29 AM by Vance Birno

I have GoDaddy, I use Filezilla to upload my photos to my hosting. Then on my site, I choose the folder I want to process the photos from. I have not had any issues uploading photos. Some of my galleries have thousands of photos in them.

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