>If it get a 401 error just fails and deletes the arc file, as you point<br>
>out. The thing is that I don't really know why we get a 401 error in<br>
>first place. I think that the server returns a 401 if there something<br>
>wrong with the arc file -so we should better delete it-, but again I'm<br>>not sure about that, maybe someone else can lighten up the server part.<br>
<br>If possible, I might just code a debugging flag that does not deleted then in the case of a failed upload, and then if I can figure it out, a manual upload mode that tries uploading them for a second time, this way I can manually check to see if its really a broken arcfile, or if the arcfile is fine and the server is getting it wrong somewhere.<br>
Does this sound ok?<br><br>
>I 've noticed that almost 10% for the arc files get rejected with a 401<br>
>and yes it's a waste. Maybe we can try to implement a re-upload<br>
>functionality in case of a 401, but as far as I know the server part is<br>
>kind of obsolete and it's currently being recoded, so maybe it's just a<br>
>server error.<br>
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>I believe that also the c# client fails to upload some arcs, right?<br>
<br>>When you say that you get 401s you get *only* 401s or *some* 401s?<br>
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I replies to your question in my issue aswell, but it was ONLY 401s on my home PC (the origional computer with the issue) and I get SOME 401s on my laptop.<br><br><br>Hope to hear from you soon,<br>Chris.<br>