Hi Everyone,
I did setup port forwarding on the ssh server. It can forward pop/smtp/ftp connections and I have a proxy server running on my freebsd server to handle http and https connections. I use it when I'm traveling and want to connect from a hotel.
Everything works fine except for one annoying behavior in the ftp uploads and download of bigger files. During the download or upload of these bigger files the process stops every time when 64kb is sends. The ftp client reports the transfer is complete, it looks like the connection closes and is rebuild again. After that an other 64kb is send. The ftp clients tells me again the transfer is complete and it starts to reconnect again. This continues tills the file is transferred.
You can imagine this reconnecting all the time takes up lot of time which makes uploads/downloads of bigger files long and slow.
I'm using putty as port forwarder. Total commander as ftp client with sock4 to connect to the port forward on the ssh tunnel. With sock5 I have the same problem.
Does anyone has a clue why this happens?
Best Wishes
I did setup port forwarding on the ssh server. It can forward pop/smtp/ftp connections and I have a proxy server running on my freebsd server to handle http and https connections. I use it when I'm traveling and want to connect from a hotel.
Everything works fine except for one annoying behavior in the ftp uploads and download of bigger files. During the download or upload of these bigger files the process stops every time when 64kb is sends. The ftp client reports the transfer is complete, it looks like the connection closes and is rebuild again. After that an other 64kb is send. The ftp clients tells me again the transfer is complete and it starts to reconnect again. This continues tills the file is transferred.
You can imagine this reconnecting all the time takes up lot of time which makes uploads/downloads of bigger files long and slow.
I'm using putty as port forwarder. Total commander as ftp client with sock4 to connect to the port forward on the ssh tunnel. With sock5 I have the same problem.
Does anyone has a clue why this happens?
Best Wishes