Hi, Thanks for clarification. Never said stock ... OBSD's brilliant.
Thnks ;) 2009/6/21 ropers <[email protected]> > 2009/6/21 Jean-Frangois SIMON <[email protected]> > > > > It looks like filezilla uses several transfert at the same time to reach > > 1Mo/s > > That indeed appears to be the case. > From > http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/entdev/article.php/3802111/FileZilla-One-Swe et-Free-FTP-Client.htm > : > > > A multiple transfer function for example can support more than one > transfer thread at a time; that's a big help when manipulating numerous > smaller files. > > > If multiple threads aren't enough, FileZilla will go you one better by > allowing multiple instances. That is, more than one copy of Firezilla can be > up and running at the same time. In practice this offers the possibility of > uploading to multiple FTP servers or connecting to a single FTP server as > more than one user. > > Multiple FTP transfers yay or nay are a tough call -- on the one hand, > it's not nice, it's "cheating". OTOH, everybody and their grandmother > have been doing multiple transfers for ages. > > In Filezilla, if you go to Edit -- Settings -- Transfers and set > Maximum simultaneous transfers to 1, does Filezilla still transfer > faster than OpenBSD's stock ftp(1)? > > regards, > --ropers
