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Poster: | Brad Leblanc | Date: | Oct 7, 2006 7:07am |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
This post was modified by Brad Leblanc on 2006-10-07 14:07:29
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Poster: | JHurlbs81 | Date: | Oct 7, 2006 12:03pm |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
Regards,
Jesse
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Poster: | JHurlbs81 | Date: | Oct 10, 2006 6:16am |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
I guess the one remaining question I have is this: Is there a way to run the MD5 in SmartFTP. Basically, I'd like to know if my filesets are complete before the item goes live. It was nice to get the email telling me there were errors, but why then is the show available for download? Shouldn't the MD5 failure prevent that. It kills me to find out there is an error after hundreds of people have already downloaded.
Thanks is advance,
Jesse
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Poster: | greenone | Date: | Oct 10, 2006 7:26am |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
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Poster: | JHurlbs81 | Date: | Oct 11, 2006 3:53pm |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
Thanks
Jesse
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Poster: | greenone | Date: | Oct 12, 2006 10:52am |
Forum: | etree | Subject: | Re: incomplete files |
I think it's because the old system handled contributions manually, with the files having to copy from the upload server to their final destination, so there was much more possibility for failures or problems, what with all the movement.
The derivations still hang and the users are still alerted, and the admins are still able to freeze shows that they see fail the md5 for longer than a day or two, but each system has its pros and cons.