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That's right. Imagine I download a 5gb file from my seedbox, and I want to send it to my home PC (so as to not download it again from the tracker which would be kinda dumb). What software do you use? And how fast this transfer can be?
Thanks for your help.
ok fuck man,theres another thread about this and you dont even have to search, its on the page 1 in this section right now:
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-bit...tration-273741
learn to search, or at least skim through the first couple threads
fuck man, how on earth I'm going to know that a thread in this same page is asking the same thing I do if the name is "Frustration"?Quote:
Originally Posted by T.S.O.L.
and yes dude, put "seedbox + download" and you'll get a ton of threads which deal with other issues on seedboxes. So forgive me if I ask a question, gees.
and T.S.O.L. hasn't even been a member that long........ he's only going to get grumpier :lol: You can download the files via ftp or http if you set up the file directories to be accessible as a web folder. Http is faster but you will need to make it secure, ftp is more commonly used since all you need to do is configure an ftp client to connect to the ftp server on your seedbox.
Common ftp clients are rush, filezilla, flashfxp and winscp.
Thank you man. With your info, and the one in the other thread I'm ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
I appreciate it. If someone can close this thread, it'd be perfect.