I need a favor (file transfer related)

[Dolfan269]

Thats cool. Just let me know. I can do it as well for you if needed easy peasy.


12 download, 2 upload here.


Since you are stuck with 512, might want to think about sticking to the US. You are going to lose a LOT of bandwidth on that 512 line going over to Europe. More then half I would imagine. Would be much faster to get things transferred both ways if you stick to the states for everyone.

Mine goes from 2Mb upload in most of the states to 800Kb upload to the Netherlands.

Well, I max out my upload to the Netherlands, so it's been great so far. I get 200-250KB/s download from Europe, too. The final transfer should be done by 7am PST (GMT -8) tomorrow morning, and at the rate I can download from supersonic, I'll have my files back by the end of tomorrow.

[supersonic]

Well, I max out my upload to the Netherlands, so it's been great so far. I get 200-250KB/s download from Europe, too. The final transfer should be done by 7am PST (GMT -8) tomorrow morning, and at the rate I can download from supersonic, I'll have my files back by the end of tomorrow.

Files received, extracted and rarred.
If our routing is any good, you should be able to get a max download speed from me of 1300 kb/s :)
What's your download speed btw?

[Horrorwood]

Since you are stuck with 512, might want to think about sticking to the US. You are going to lose a LOT of bandwidth on that 512 line going over to Europe. More then half I would imagine. Would be much faster to get things transferred both ways if you stick to the states for everyone.

Mine goes from 2Mb upload in most of the states to 800Kb upload to the Netherlands.

Then your ISP's routing must suck. I've sent at 2000kb/s (20mbit) to quite a few USA people.

[RainWind]

Thanks everyone, supersonic has done an awesome job with an FTP server. It's taking a while due to my crappy 512Kb upload speeds, but if everything goes well, I'll have the Windows I paid for tomorrow afternoon.

Isn't it wonderful knowing that you have to jump through hoops when you actually pay for the product...

Its things like this that make me regret many of my software purchases.