Hello,
I think increasing the buffer size to 16kB would solve the issue.
Regards,
SZ
On 2/27/08, Fias Norbert István [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Honestly I did not find the answer for my following question int he
archieves, buti t can be I missed something.
I have the following problem
In
Honestly I did not find the answer for my following question int he archieves,
buti t can be I missed something.
I have the following problem
In case of upload with FTPClient the upload is slow. It seems that the client
does not send enough fast the TCP segments. I mean it is waiting for the
I once tested uploading a 2 GB file at 44 Mbits/s in a 100 Mbit/s LAN.
Write ahead cache was disabled at the Server's HDD and the
the disk seemed rather busy, the HDD was probably the bottleneck
that avoided higher speeds.
Make sure you do not have any anti-virus software or a personal
Firewall
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I once tested uploading a 2 GB file at 44 Mbits/s in a 100 Mbit/s LAN.
Write ahead cache was disabled at the Server's HDD
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To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTPClient Put problem
I once tested uploading a 2 GB file at 44 Mbits/s in a 100 Mbit/s LAN.
Write ahead cache was disabled at the Server's HDD
Fias Norbert István wrote:
The problem is that Indy sends a large amount TCP segments as the
received window increasing and as no drop occured while ICS FTP
client does not increase the number of sent segments, so the
unacknowledged amount of bytes is not increasing.
I have experienced
In case of upload with FTPClient the upload is slow.
Pay attention to progress bar or similar GUI gadget. If not programmed
correctly, they could slow down transfer a lot.
Also, try running the FTP component in a worker thread, maybe with a
priority set to something higher than the main
