synchronization problem

[Bonnie In Sacramento]

I don't know if this would explain why you are having the problem, but my
server seems to operate on Greenwich Mean Time (though it is a U.S. firm, I
believe--maybe it's only "back East" as opposed to CA where I am), so I'm
constantly getting messages when I upload (I use WSFTP, since I don't care
for Synchronise too much) that the file that's already there is newer than
the one I am trying to upload. I've gotten to the point where I just ignore
it.



"WebDept" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:bedfdk$pd8$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> I posted this on May 18, 2003:
>
> I am running Dreamweaver MX and XP operating system. When I use
> "Synchronization" to put newer files to a remote server, via FTP, the same
> files are listed to be updated even though the time stamp on the local and
> remote files are identical. The remote server is running Win 2000 Server.
>
> I even tried deleting all files from the server, running the
> "Synchronization" utility and uploading all files and then synching again.
> Still the same files are listed to be updated.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> No replies yet. I have permissions wide open on the server but it still

will not work.

>
> Any ideas from the experts?
>
> Bryan
>
>

[unimportante webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Try manually creating any folder in all UPPERCASE where dreamweaver creates XYIZNWSK . Check your FTP log in DW for details. Does the remote XYIZNWSK folder appear in UPPERCASE or lowercase? If it's showing up in lowercase, I suspect this might be the problem... silly as it seems.

[WebDept webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Thanks. The directory appears in uppercase when I create it in uppercase.

On the server, I am running WIN 2K Server with a Visnetics FTP server. Anyone else have experience with a Visnetics server?

Webdept

[_mars_]

I have a problem with synchronization of my rotationg objects. When object !
rotates to 178 in one instance the same object rotates to -178 in the second
instance. And so the position calculated by
"velocity*Math.sin(_rotation*toRadians)" has an ofet of +(-) 6. What solution
do you propose?

Thank you!

[_mars_]

I have a problem with synchronization of my rotating objects. When object !
rotates to 178 in one instance the same object rotates to -178 in the second
instance. And so the position calculated by
"velocity*Math.sin(_rotation*toRadians)" has an ofet of +(-) 6. What solution
do you propose?

Thank you!