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Is the server or your system loaded during the upload?
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Is the server or your system loaded during the upload?

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Omarfarid - server is normally loaded in both cases.<br />
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Dave Baldwin - I will have to take a look, hope the scripting is not too complicated
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Omarfarid - server is normally loaded in both cases.

Dave Baldwin - I will have to take a look, hope the scripting is not too complicated

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Comments helped, found solution after that by myself
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Comments helped, found solution after that by myself

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Hello,<br />
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I have one virtual server on Fasthost. I am doing a scheduled FTP upload during nights. The scheduled compresses a number of folders, and then uploads them them to another server using wput. However the speed of transfer si 150 KB/s. If I use Filezilla to upload manually the speed is 500 KB/s. According to the provider the issues is within my FTP Server. However I could not understand how manual upload can reach 500 KB/s and the scheduled one only 150 KB/s. Any ideas will be well appreciated. <br />
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P.S. Both of the servers are running Windows.
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Hello,

I have one virtual server on Fasthost. I am doing a scheduled FTP upload during nights. The scheduled compresses a number of folders, and then uploads them them to another server using wput. However the speed of transfer si 150 KB/s. If I use Filezilla to upload manually the speed is 500 KB/s. According to the provider the issues is within my FTP Server. However I could not understand how manual upload can reach 500 KB/s and the scheduled one only 150 KB/s. Any ideas will be well appreciated. 

P.S. Both of the servers are running Windows.

FTP Upload issue

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