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The backup finishes okay, but the ftp-transfer doesn't work.
I only backup the sql which is a bit more than 1MB.
The ftp-connect works, on the ftp-server I see a 0-Byte file with the correct name.
After the php-timeout is over I get the following errog-msg:

[100701 16:42:52] AEPostprocFtp:: Connecting to remote FTP
[100701 16:44:22] ----- Finished operation 1 ------
[100701 16:44:22] Failed Smart algorithm on AECoreDomainFinalization
[100701 16:44:22] Kettenrad :: More work required in domain 'finale'
[100701 16:44:22] ====== Finished Step number 4 ======
[100701 16:44:22] *** Batching of engine steps finished. I will now return control to the caller.
[100701 16:44:22] No need to sleep; execution time: 90650.164842606 msec; min. exec. time: 2000 msec
[100701 16:44:22] Saving Kettenrad instance


Any help appreciated.

Rolf

Rolf,

The zero length file proves that your setup is correct. Please try the latest Developer's Release. I see some sort of change to the post processing function in yesterday's SVN174, but the description is a little terse. :)

Hi Dale,
I've done so, but no luck.
On the webserver I have a 1.1MB file and on the ftp-server a 0 byte one.
Any other idea?

Rolf

[100701 17:58:06] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[100701 17:58:06] Akeeba Backup svn174 (2010-07-01)
[100701 17:58:06] Got backup?
[100701 17:58:06] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
....
[100701 17:58:18] AEPostprocFtp:: Connecting to remote FTP
[100701 17:59:49] ----- Finished operation 1 ------
[100701 17:59:49] Failed Smart algorithm on AECoreDomainFinalization
[100701 17:59:49] Kettenrad :: More work required in domain 'finale'
[100701 17:59:49] ====== Finished Step number 4 ======
[100701 17:59:49] *** Batching of engine steps finished. I will now return control to the caller.
[100701 17:59:49] No need to sleep; execution time: 90623.162984848 msec; min. exec. time: 2000 msec
[100701 17:59:49] Saving Kettenrad instance

It seems to be a problem with passive mode.
Now it works.

I'm glad you got it figured out. :)