FTP not working on my mac

[rondog]

I developed a flash app that allows you to select multiple FLV files. I then hit the upload button which calls this php file that connects to my streaming server via ftp:

<?php
include '../../connect.php';
//location vars
$gid				= $_POST['g'];
$sid				= $_POST['s'];
$tid				= $_POST['t'];

//data vars
$title				= $_POST['title'];
$description			= $_POST['description'];
$location			= $_POST['location'];
$rights				= $_POST['rights'];
$keywords			= $_POST['keywords'];


/*********************
* upload file
*********************/
if ($gid)
{
$addTime		= mktime();
$format			= strtolower(str_replace(" ", "_", basename($_FILES['Filedata']['name'])));
$filename		= $addTime.$format;
$file 			= $_FILES["Filedata"]["tmp_name"];

$ftp_server 		= "myserver.net";
$ftp_user_name 		= "myusername";
$ftp_user_pass 		= "mypassword";
$destination_file 	= "/u/clients/army/search/videos/" . $filename;
$source_file 		= $file;

// set up the FTP connection
$conn_id 		= ftp_connect($ftp_server);
$login_result 		= ftp_login($conn_id, $ftp_user_name, $ftp_user_pass);


// upload the file
$upload = ftp_put($conn_id, $destination_file, $source_file, FTP_BINARY);

// check upload status
if ($upload)
{
	$query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO video (tape_id, filename, name, description, location, rights, keywords) VALUES ('$tid','$filename','$title','$description','$location','$rights','$keywords')") or die(mysql_error());
}
// close the FTP stream
ftp_close($conn_id);
}
else
{
echo "Go away!";
}
?>

 

I developed it on my PC. I am using firefox 3.5.3 and IE8 and the app works fine on my PC...When I go over to my mac, using Safari 4.0.3 or Firefox 3.5.4, it starts to upload the first file, get to 100% and freezes. The upload is successful and the first FLV gets inserted into the DB. It just doesnt continue to upload like it does on my other machine...now that I am writing this, maybe its not a PHP issue at all...maybe its an AS3 issue...who knows.

 

Thoughts?

[MadTechie]

Try creating a html form and testing it,

 

Also try really small files incase its a timeout problem

[rondog]

Try creating a html form and testing it,

 

Also try really small files in case its a timeout problem

 

The only issue with that would be is an HTML file input field only allows selection of 1 file at a time which is why I created it in flash in the first place. I have hundreds of these +/- 5mb files and I need to select 50+ at one time and then just let them upload on their own. I dont see any errors in my PHP so I am going to start digging into the AS3 code...that might be the problem here, but if anyone see's a problem in the PHP please point it out.

[MadTechie]

While selecting files individually in HTML is a pain you could create many file inputs as an array (you could also do this in AS3) and then update the PHP code to upload via a loop, this will save the constant opening an closing of the FTP connection,

 

PS i can't see any PHP problems, what about checking apache's error logs