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Do you have it on a dedicated server?
Or you have it on a contracted server.
Because it may be that the server deletes those files automatically.

Hi I created a .bat file to upload a file directly to a server. This is the code that I have: @echo off echo user usuario> ftpcmd.dat echo pass>> ftpcmd.dat echo lcd H:\>> ftpcmd.dat echo put *.rar>> ftpcmd.dat ftp -n -s:ftpcmd.dat IP del ftpcmd.dat It connects to the server perfectly. Then it says ...

That depends on the used server software. In case of FileZilla Server it's the socket buffer size setting on the miscellaneous page in the settings dialog. Based on the reported latency, the window should be 600Mbit/s * 0.1s = 76MByte/s * 0.1s = 7.6MByte in size. I am using FileZilla_Server-0_9_60_...

botg wrote: ↑

2020-05-04 07:27

What's the latency between the client and server?

Most likely the server uses a way too small TCP receive window that's far below the bandwidth-delay product of link between the endpoints.

Latencia
https://i.use_direct_attachments_thankyou/CEFX2Wj.png

How can you change the TCP window?

Good, I have a dedicated server with the filezilla server, the server has 1G symmetrical internet connection. https://i.use_direct_attachments_thankyou/aKXFf8G.png And on my pc I have 600 symmetric megabytes. https://i.use_direct_attachments_thankyou/YeXdUUa.png The problem I have is that when I am ...

I am passing the files from an SSD to a normal hard drive.

Previously this did not happen.

Also as you can see in the gif, at the beginning of uploading the file the upload megs go well.
https://i.use_direct_attachments_thankyou/nVXXqo0.gifv

I am trying to upload files to the filezilla server from client filezilla and it gives me connection problems. Filezilla server Connection: incoming 1 Gbit / s Filezilla client Connection: outgoing 600 Mbit/s client filezilla connection: https://i.use_direct_attachments_thankyou/I2YK9cC.gifv Cliente...