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Cyberduck estimates time for upload on the basis of current bandwidth but, in case of multiple files upload, doesn't consider that after smaller files are uploaded there is more bandwidth for the remaining. So I suggest there should be an overall timer (ALL OPERATIONS TIMER ?) that takes in consideration these possibilities and estimates a time in which CD will finish doing all upload. This TIEM could sometimes be lower than what I might think from a quick look on the single file transfer list.
Cyberduck estimates time for upload on the basis of current bandwidth but, in case of multiple files upload, doesn't consider that after smaller files are uploaded there is more bandwidth for the remaining. So I suggest there should be an overall timer (ALL OPERATIONS TIMER ?) that takes in consideration these possibilities and estimates a time in which CD will finish doing all upload. This TIEM could sometimes be lower than what I might think from a quick look on the single file transfer list.
Example
File1 (100Mb) takes 30 minutes
File2 (200Mb) takes 1 hour
OVERALL TIME = 45 minutes (and not 1 hour!) because after the first 30 minutes bandwidth can all be used for file2
Obviously this feature will use same techniques than single uploads to estimate bandwidth and adapt in realtime to bandwidth conditions.
Also it could be useful an UPLOAD FINISHED message to an email list (me.. my client..)... if upload as had no errors.
These two features will make it easier to deal with uploads I think
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