Originally Posted by Saroman
lol..yeah i must have misunderstood it
Btw..FlashFXP is best rite.. i mean even with Cuteftp i was fluctuating at around 80..but Flash gave 90
ya i love flashfxp i would surely use that
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lol..yeah i must have misunderstood it
Btw..FlashFXP is best rite.. i mean even with Cuteftp i was fluctuating at around 80..but Flash gave 90
ya i love flashfxp i would surely use that
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If you move your files into a web accessable folder, you can download them over HTTP instead. HTTP has the advantage in that it can use multiple threads to download different pieces simultaneously, so if one thread is running a bit slow others can pick up the slack.
Using a download manager and setting the number of threads to 4 or 8 should get you a good speed.
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Kinda not familiar with web accessable folder concept
How can i create that ? And how can i config it to access from my home pc..
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man you guys are making it way more complicated than it has to be.
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Problem Solved fellas...
What i did was STOPPED using FlashFXP. Open FTP in FF and then downloaded through IDM, and I am gettin full speeds
Heres a screenie
Thank you everyone for ur support and inputs
FST rocks
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sounds to me like you dont have your seedbox's firewall open just add the ports needed but you need to log onto the boxes terminal go to firewall and add ports your using the utorrent port the ftp port ssh port easily done
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