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| #3447 | timeout | |||
| Description |
I am using 3.0.8.1 nightly build. After a minut or so i am getting a "421 Timeout" message, which logs my off. The setting 0 - 9999 doesn't seem to work. |
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| #7990 | duplicate | timed bandwidth throttle mechanism (speed limit) | ||
| Description |
With limited bandwidth being shared Filezilla can be a bit of a data hog. Can I suggest a kb/sec download limit maximum transfer rate. This is a similar mechanism that some bit torrent clients have (Vuze) I would also imagine an improvement over this feature that would allow a timetable of transfer rates. This would for example allow an increase in transfer rates after office hours, or overnight when the network is idle. An example would be below: Start End Download Bandwidth Upload Bandwidth 0830 - 1730 10k bytes per sec 5k bytes per sec 1731 - 2000 50k bytes per sec 20k bytes per sec 2001 - 0700 unlimited unlimited 0701 - 0829 50k bytes per sec 20k bytes per sec I think this would a very good feature in shared network environments and for unattended operation of backups/large complex transfers. I would suggest having separate upload and download limits for people with asymmetrical bandwidth connectivity. |
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| #5071 | outdated | time/datestamp showing 00 for seconds on all files | ||
| Description |
The seconds portion of time/datestamp always displays "00" on all files on our AIX servers. I am using filezilla client version 3.3.01. The date and hour:min are all correct only the seconds are affected. I just noticed this but am sure that this was not the case in the past. |
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