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Super slow Fetch connection (4 posts)
- Started 14 years ago by fssocko
- Latest reply 14 years ago from Scott McGuire
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fssocko Member
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Scott McGuire Administrator
Hi,
Could you please send an email describing your problem (what you posted here is fine) to:
bugs at fetchsoftworks dot com
and we'll follow up with you there? We'll ask you for more information to help diagnose the problem.
Thanks,
Scott McGuire
Fetch Softworks -
fssocko Member
Done.
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Scott McGuire Administrator
Hi,
Thanks, we have received it and someone will follow up with you.
Scott McGuire
Fetch Softworks
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I've used Fetch for years, but lately I've noticed that my file transfers are really bogging down. My machine specifics:
2.16 Intel Core 2 Duo iMac
OS 10.5.6
4GB 533 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
OSX Firewall settings:
Set Access for specific services, Allow incoming connections to Fetch
Fetch settings that seem applicable to me (if an option isn't listed, it's off):
General: PASV: on
Upload: format: binary
Proxy: none
Misc: allow duplicate
Obscure: send dummy, use type 1, edit text files with TextWrangler (use text mode)
Typical operations for me are uploading and downloading folders from my hosted www folder, and editing files directly in TextWrangler/BBEdit. Today I'm editing my .htaccess file (~900 bytes). Here's a sample transcript snippet:
STOR .htaccess
150 Ok to send data.
226 File receive OK.
Transfer of .htaccess (903 bytes, 301 bytes/sec, 0:03 elapsed) completed at 4/7/09 11:09:25 AM
Between the STOR and the "150 Ok" lines, I can easily wait 30-60s. Apparently the elapsed time only indicates actual transfer time.
While I'm waiting for Fetch to connect, I can open Terminal, type my connect to FTP server info, manually copy and paste my username and password, type my cd and lcd info, type my put with file name, and the file transfer is done before Fetch.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
[This message has been edited by fssocko (edited 04-07-2009).]
Posted 14 years ago #