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Hi, I'm using the component Rebex.Net.Ftp. It seems that when I open a connection to a ftp (with the Connect then Login methods), the application create a thread that is never aborted. Then for some obscure reasons, after some use of the connection, this thread use 100% of the processor and i can't do any connection to the ftp. If i kill this thread manually, it will work again. Have you got an idea ? Thanks |
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Asked: 28 Jul '11, 11:42
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Last updated: 29 Jul '11, 14:56
Some background threads might be created during various Ftp object methods that are then suspended and later re-used, but no thread should use 100% of the processor, of course - that looks like some kind of infinite loop. However, we are not currently aware of such issue in Rebex FTP. Would it be possible to post some code that can be used to reproduce this? Alternatively, please post at least a communication log (created using Ftp's LogWriter property, as described at http://www.rebex.net/kb/logging.aspx) - either mail it to support@rebex.net or edit your question to include it.
thanks for your answer The problem is that it seems to happen randomly... but always with the same thread. I have added the log to my FTPs (because the application connects to several FTPs).
I will send the email as soon as the problem will appear