On Fri, 29 May 1998, [ISO-8859-1] Jos� Augusto Vasconcellos Neto wrote:
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} Now I have the same problem that Matthew. I want to download Star
} Office (52MB!?) and my modem is 14.4. I tested all of the mirrors
} and the best performance I achieve is 830 cps (well, ~ 21 hours of
} FTP conection!).
}
} Seeking in the list archive I've found this old message on the same
} topic, that remains unanswered.
}
} Are there any program, command or trick for download a big file in
} small pieces (one at a night, for example)? Or are there any way
} to resume an interrupted ftp session?
Simple -- 'man ftp'. Use the 'reget' command.
}
} I heard that exists a program to windows (getright) that do this.
} But I don't want to use windows. I use Linux 2.0 (Slackware)
} and ncftp, but I am not an expert.
}
} Any comment or sugestion will be well apreciated. Thanks.
}
}
} On Sun, 11 Jan 1998, Matthew R Price wrote:
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} > Does anyone know of a compressed archive of Star Office 4 that I could
} > FTP? The 49Mb tar is a little too big for my 14.4 modem to handle (yes,
} > a faster modem /could/ be a valid solution :-).
} >
} > Thanx
} > Matthew
} >
} > "One World, One Web, One Program"
} > Microsoft Promotional Ad
} >
} > "Ein Reich, Ein Volk, Ein Fuehrer"
} > Adolf Hitler
} >
}
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