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(10053, [10053] Software caused connection abort) for dial up customer

Asked by MattShadbolt in HTTP, Networking Protocols, Web Servers

Hi Guys
I've recently moved web hosts from a local company to Cachefly to host our application patches. Basically, our clients connect to Cachefly, download a small patch list text file then download the newest patch - normally 400K in size.
Since we have moved hosts I have a bunch of dial up users who cannot download their patch files. The patch list text file is being downloaded, however when it gets to the patches them selves the connection is timing out. This is happening for clients on various ISP's and different AV providers. We have tried turning off the firewalls and AV but no luck. When we enter the download URL directly into their browser the download happens fine.
As you can see in the log below, the clients are getting 10-30% of the file and then disconnecting with a socket error 10053.
Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers,
Matt 
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24-11-2008 09:32:47: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Connected(0, OK)
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Server", "CFEngine 7.1-a ")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Date", "Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:32:45 GMT")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Content-Type", "application/zip")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Content-Length", "354596")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Last-Modified", "Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:08:40 GMT")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Connection", "close")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("ETag", ""299c1812dc2d99b50530f458d7fc334c"")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("X-CF1", "dD.tko1:hf")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Header("Accept-Ranges", "bytes")
24-11-2008 09:32:48: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_StartTransfer(): m_lngFileSize = 354596
24-11-2008 09:33:03: clsDownloader.UpdateCounters(): 35,040 B (10%) downloaded at 2.41 KB/sec
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_EndTransfer()
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.m_objHTTP_Disconnected(10053, [10053] Software caused connection abort)
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.CheckFileSize(): Reported size on server: 354,596 B
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.CheckFileSize(): Bytes downloaded:        37,960 B in 31.425 sec
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.CheckFileSize(): Downloaded file size:    37,960 B
24-11-2008 09:33:20: clsDownloader.CheckFileSize(): File too small.
24-11-2008 09:33:20: frmMain.RunTask(4): Result = Failure
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