I don't understand why but the most I got was about 13% of bandwidth use, and sometimes it crawled to 1%.
I have four pcs connected through a router and I used to transfer files between them through the "file and printer sharing for microsoft networks". which is a shame because I would prefer to use an open-source solution.īotg wrote:I need formal specifications from one of the following sources/organizations: Until such functionality gets implemented in FileZilla, I'll be using SmartFTP instead. You don't always have a shell account on the destination that you can log into and use to run hash checks manually. And that's a huge shame because FileZilla would be so great if it simply had this feature.īut as it stands, any FTP program is completely useless if you have no idea if the files got transferred correctly. It just seems like nothing is getting done about it. It's not like this is a new feature request - I did a quick search and found the same request in a posting dated last year (2006). Would you all PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, implement XCRC or some other kind of easy file-integrity checking? Better yet, also offer the ability for a transfer to "only overwrite if hash is different" so that I can easily push known good copies of files around to destinations that contain corrupted copies without having to re-upload EVERYTHING.
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