With every deployment action I run, any files over a certain size (seems to be 48 KiB) error with Fatal error: max-retries exceeded and the end result is that an incomplete file (48 KiB in size) is left on the server.
Here's the log from the last deployment.
It's just using FTP, not SFTP or FTPS. Normal FTP connections work absolutely fine.
Any ideas?
Protocol: ftp
Synchronization: delta
Local path: .
Remote path: /public_html
Upload files: 1
Delete files: 0
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WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
<--- 451-Error during read from data connection
<--- 451-Transfer aborted
<--- 451 0.212 seconds (measured here), 75.52 Kbytes per second
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
<--- 451-Error during read from data connection
<--- 451-Transfer aborted
<--- 451 0.217 seconds (measured here), 73.84 Kbytes per second
WARNING: Certificate verification: hostname checking disabled
<--- 451-Error during read from data connection
<--- 451-Transfer aborted
<--- 451 0.217 seconds (measured here), 73.56 Kbytes per second
mput: System/modules/appointments/lib/appointments.inc.php: Fatal error: max-retries exceeded
/home/runner/work/[redacted]/[redacted]/.deploy-running -> ftp://***@***:21***.deploy-running 0-0
/home/runner/work/[redacted]/[redacted]/.deploy-revision -> ftp://***@***:21***.deploy-revision 0-41 54 B/s
With every deployment action I run, any files over a certain size (seems to be 48 KiB) error with
Fatal error: max-retries exceededand the end result is that an incomplete file (48 KiB in size) is left on the server.Here's the log from the last deployment.
It's just using FTP, not SFTP or FTPS. Normal FTP connections work absolutely fine.
Any ideas?