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Improve transfer rate for many files #5720

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cyberduck opened this issue Feb 23, 2011 · 3 comments
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Improve transfer rate for many files #5720

cyberduck opened this issue Feb 23, 2011 · 3 comments
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1c29d5b created the issue

I have discovered an issue when using Cyberduck to download or upload large amounts of files. In this instance I uploaded a 1GB folder of jpegs and then tested how fast it could download them over a very fast 40MB fibre broadband service with ZEN. The upload process took several hours and the download process of the same files took 6 hours.

I tried the same process using another FTP Client 'Interarchy' — this time it only took 5 minutes to download the files from my Microsoft server.

I then attempted to repeat the process again using Cyberduck, except this time I zipped the 1GB folder containing the jpegs which only compressed it by a tiny amount, however this time the download as as fast as 'Interarchy'

Please could you find a way to make Cyberduck as quick as Interarchy at uploading and downloading a 1GB+ folder of loose jpegs etc.using standard FTP protocol on a Mac OSX 10.6.6

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Jonathan Burns
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@dkocher commented

If you turn of Preserve modification date and Change Permissions in the Transfers Preferences tab, you should have better results.

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@dkocher commented

Comment in #5723.

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@dkocher commented

I only see #1135 as a possible resolution.

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