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FTP so slow

a.brin
Why do I find FTP-ing so slow?  I'm talking less than 20 pages and not that many images.
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McGaskil
This is usually due to low upload speeds that's true for most ISPs.
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Joanofark
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The time of day can also be a factor.  FTP uploads are usually quicker during the night when there's less net traffic.
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Lisa.M
Joanofark wrote
The time of day can also be a factor.  FTP uploads are usually quicker during the night when there's less net traffic.
I agree entirely with this!  I also find it's quicker during the night than in daytimes.
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Jenery-A
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a.brin wrote
Why do I find FTP-ing so slow?  I'm talking less than 20 pages and not that many images.
If you've got cPanel, it's often quicker to use the upload option instead of ftp for so few files.
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a.brin
Jenery-A wrote
a.brin wrote
Why do I find FTP-ing so slow?  I'm talking less than 20 pages and not that many images.
If you've got cPanel, it's often quicker to use the upload option instead of ftp for so few files.
Didn't think of that, so thanks for saying.  This worked a treat.
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Joanofark
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Jenery-A wrote
a.brin wrote
Why do I find FTP-ing so slow?  I'm talking less than 20 pages and not that many images.
If you've got cPanel, it's often quicker to use the upload option instead of ftp for so few files.
Very true and good idea.
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