Was uploading a fairly large file to a slow SFTP server and in another window attempting to logon to a Windows share. The logon attempt times out and hung. Unfortunately closing it also tore down the upload to the SFTP was aborted. Unfortunately:
SSH: Listing Directory
SSH: List complete 5 files.
SSH: Listing Directory
SSH: List complete 20 files.
SSH: Listing Directory
SSH: List complete 1 files.
SSH: reput: remote file is larger than we can deal with
Is there something I can do to prevent this from happening? How could I isolate one upload process from the rest.
The network drive request should timeout after 30 seconds or so, although I did recently see an issue with Windows where the network login prompt (which is part of Windows itself, not Opus) seemed to hang (and then turned translucent, which was very strange), and trying to close it resulted in the OS wanting to terminate the whole process. I've only seen that happen once, FWIW.
Usually, waiting is all you need to do. In worse cases, leaving the frozen window open and opening a new one should let you continue working, and won't normally interfere with other windows. (Although it depends on what's gone wrong, of course.)
This was exactly the behaviour I witnessed, Leo. I did wait. A bit. but being the impatient dude I happen to be prob. not long enough. I was attempting to connect to a localnet TrueNAS share while uploading to my hosters SFTP in WAN. Oh well. If this happens again is there anything I can help you debug/logging-wise?