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I am trying to use Cyberduck to copy a large folder full of files from a server. So I selected all the files in the list, and chose "Download to.." and off Cyberduck went.
Except as soon as my connection dropped for a sec, Cyberduck stopped dead in its tracks.
Could there be an option to try to resume when a connection drops, such that I can start the download (which is large, consisting of many files, and is reported that it will last over 10 hours), and have Cyberduck continually download (with automatic reconnecting/resuming when a connection is lost)?
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This does not work in all cases (Cyberduck 4.1). E.g. I am syncing files with an SFTP server via another SSH tunnel. If the SSH tunnel breaks down, Cyberduck will not retry the network connection. I think this should be the case. I can only guess why this is so, but probably the local SSH client that provides the tunnel somehow properly closes the TCP based SSH connection, so that Cyberduck does not retry, as it would in case of a timeout, or if a host is unreachable.
I am trying to use Cyberduck to copy a large folder full of files from a server. So I selected all the files in the list, and chose "Download to.." and off Cyberduck went.
Except as soon as my connection dropped for a sec, Cyberduck stopped dead in its tracks.
Could there be an option to try to resume when a connection drops, such that I can start the download (which is large, consisting of many files, and is reported that it will last over 10 hours), and have Cyberduck continually download (with automatic reconnecting/resuming when a connection is lost)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: