Topic: Cyberduck/LMA upload troubles

[easy jim]

Any help/info. is greatly appreciated.

I use a PowerBook G4 w/ OS 10.4.10, and was using an older version of Cyberduck (opensource FTP client) with zero issues for uploading to the LMA.  I connect via cable modem - Time Warner's RoadRunner service.

I upgraded Cyberduck to the most current version (2.8 ) from an older version (2.6._ ?) before beginning an upload last night.  Once the LMA generated the identifier and provided the server info. to log in, I opened the new version of Cyberduck and tried to open a connection to the server. 

The connection was accepted at first, however the file folder did not show up in the FTP browser window for me to open and upload the files.  I tried refreshing and it kicked the connection.  I tried logging back in, and still did not see the folder.  It was the same experience when I tried to upload a different show to see if it might have been a LMA connected issue in generating the correct folder on the server.

Anybody have any ideas/help with what might be going on?  Could this be an issue with the new version of Cyberduck?  Was the LMA having issues last night? 

The identifiers (if it helps for any LMA admins):
www.archive.org/details/k23-2007-04-13.ccm4.flac16
www.archive.org/details/banyan2007-09-01.akg452ck22.flac16

[greenone]

Hi Jim - not sure if there were any problems last night but the AHK23 show looks fine to me now. The Banyan gig is a little messed up but all the files are there. Did you manage to get it working again this morning?

[easy jim]

Hi Jim - not sure if there were any problems last night but the AHK23 show looks fine to me now. The Banyan gig is a little messed up but all the files are there. Did you manage to get it working again this morning?

I ended up downloading Fetch and using it under the trial license to complete the uploads.  I still think something is either messed up with the newest versiojn of Cyberduck (released 9/10/07) or that maybe I DL'ed a version meant for Intel Macs by mistake.

Is there anything I can do to fix the Banyan 16 bit so that the files look more neat on the details page?

[greenone]

Ok, cool. There's some systematic reason why the Banyan gig looks like that and I'm looking into it. But I think it only happens on the initial upload, so you should be able to fix it by logging in, deleting all mp3/ogg files and then re-deriving (Edit item > item manager > derive).

[spott]

I've had problems with CyberDuck, especially with seeing acurrate drive \ file structure, I thought it was my webhost at first but once I switched to "Transmit" another Mac FTP I've been free of problems.  YMMV.

[easy jim]

Ok, cool. There's some systematic reason why the Banyan gig looks like that and I'm looking into it. But I think it only happens on the initial upload, so you should be able to fix it by logging in, deleting all mp3/ogg files and then re-deriving (Edit item > item manager > derive).

Cool.  I'll try and take care of that tonight.  I need to fix the text file too.

[greenone]

I use Transmit too, fwiw - never had any problems using it.

[easy jim]

I use Transmit too, fwiw - never had any problems using it.

Thanks.  I'll make sure to check out Transmit before the trial period ends on Fetch.  I guess Cyberduck is no longer a good option, which it used to be 

[greenone]

It might be worth submitting a bug to the Cyberduck team to see if it's something they can fix...

[easy jim]

It might be worth submitting a bug to the Cyberduck team to see if it's something they can fix...

 

[rowjimmytour]

I use Transmit too, fwiw - never had any problems using it.

I had problems w/ cyberduck to and switched to transmit. I had the same problem w/ cyberduck and it was strange because it only happen w/ LMA but SPPS worked fine. I really like transmit real easy to use and accurate.
Peace