Hello, I have had several separate "jAlbums" on my website for many years. After the latest update to jAlbum 38.2.1, in two of the albums, I changed the folder thumbnail images to a different image (an image that was already within and uploaded to the album) and remade the albums. When I try to upload the amended albums, they start uploading but then stop, showing "An error occurred". Both error messages (attached) state that the albums are stopping when uploading different file types but both error messages contain...
"0.012 seconds (measured here), 2.62 Mbytes per second]
at net.jalbum.remotefs.ftp4j.Ftp4jAdapter.putFile(Ftp4jAdapter.java:403)
at net.jalbum.remotefs.RemoteFSBean.putFile(RemoteFSBean.java:394)
... 11 more
Caused by: it.sauronsoftware.ftp4j.FTPException [code=451, message= Error during read from data connection"
Now the two albums do not look right online. Albums I have not remade since the latest jAlbum update upload to the same website/account/server without a problem. I'd be grateful for any advice on what/where I might start checking.
I'm using Windows 11 Version 23H2
Tony
Take a look at Tools > Upload/Manage, and for your uploading profile, you'll see a half-dozen upload methods. I believe you're using FTP (ftp4j). Try the other "plain FTP" choices: FTP (edtFTPj) or FTP (Apache Commons). One of those might work better.
But ultimately, the real solution is to use SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol), which is much more secure and more robust. You'll have to check with your web host to make sure they support SFTP, and on which port number (there's no standard).
Thank you very much, Jeff,
Switching from 'FTPS (FTP over explicit TLS/SSL)' to SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol), as you suggested, has resolved the upload issues I was experiencing, and my Albums look normal once again.
Tony