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Forget about client side i want to implement is server side is it possible? Iam using vsftpd (RHEl-5)_ OS
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Forget about client side i want to implement is server side is it possible? Iam using vsftpd (RHEl-5)_ OS

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Hi All,<br />
How to configure to support resume download support in server side VSFTP(runnning in rhel-5)<br />
I have configured vsftpd in rhel-5. &nbsp;In case of larger files downlaod if the connection looses they have to start the download again from the begining. Is there any way to configure in vsftpd server for download resume support so that client s when thet regained the network connection it starts from where it is was stooped.<br />
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We have some client side tools to support &nbsp;downlaod resume &nbsp;i am not looking for that .<br />
i want to configure in server side.<br />
Thxs in advance<br />
Krishgudd
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Hi All,
How to configure to support resume download support in server side VSFTP(runnning in rhel-5)
I have configured vsftpd in rhel-5.  In case of larger files downlaod if the connection looses they have to start the download again from the begining. Is there any way to configure in vsftpd server for download resume support so that client s when thet regained the network connection it starts from where it is was stooped.

We have some client side tools to support  downlaod resume  i am not looking for that .
i want to configure in server side.
Thxs in advance
Krishgudd

ftp download resume support

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