Timing out on update

Hi guys,

when updating my files with sitecopy, I often get time outs, typically 
with about 2.5% of my files (around 5 files out of 200). Upgrading to 
the latest V0.16.1 didn't help, so I'm wondering of there's maybe 
something wrong on my ISP's side?

Is there anything I can do to further investigate possible reasons?

Below is an example cut from the output. It times out on file 
direc_d.html, then proceeds successfully with the next one. I have to 
run sitecopy again to retry the timed out files; retrying it again once 
is usually enough. The inconvenience is that waiting for the time outs 
of the initial run takes about 10 minutes.

Thanks in advance for any pointers,

Stephan


sitecopy --rcfile=sitecopy/sitecopy.rc --debug=ftp,socket --update asp-asp
sitecopy: Updating site `asp-asp' (on www.aspetersen.de in /)
Opening socket to port 21
< 220 Speak friend, and enter
FTP: Sending 'USER www.aspetersen.de':
 > USER www.aspetersen.de
< 331 FTP login okay, send password.
FTP: Sending PASS command...
 > PASS ...
< 230 User logged in, proceed.

[...]

Uploading direc_d.html: [> PASV
< 227 Entering Passive Mode (192,67,198,50,131,79).
ftp: Parsed PASV response, using port 33615
 > STOR /direc_d.html
< 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection.
..Closing DTP connection...
ftp: Set socket error (-2): Could not read response line: connection 
timed out.
PI socket closed: Could not read response line: connection timed out.
] failed:
Could not read response line: connection timed out.
Uploading home.var: [Opening socket to port 21
< 220 Speak friend, and enter
FTP: Sending 'USER www.aspetersen.de':
 > USER www.aspetersen.de
< 331 FTP login okay, send password.
FTP: Sending PASS command...
 > PASS ...
< 230 User logged in, proceed.
 > TYPE I
< 200 Using BINARY mode to transfer data.
 > PASV
< 227 Entering Passive Mode (192,67,198,50,141,24).
ftp: Parsed PASV response, using port 36120
 > STOR /home.var
< 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection.
.Closing DTP connection...
< 226 Transfer complete. Closing data connection.
] done.

[...]

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