Hi Dan. Thanks for your answer. I'm looking the transfer time only. I
know cURL has to do the establisment of the connection before starting
the transfer, but that is fast enough. (I have estimated it for my
application and it is insignificant in comparison with downloading time).

Have you have any ideas of how I can modify cURL speed? May I have to
change some parameters on the OS (Windows XP)?

Thanks in advance

Dan Fandrich wrote:

>On Fri, Jul 01, 2005 at 05:01:51PM +0200, Gonzalo wrote:
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>>My problem is that I have an FTP server, and using the standard ftp
>>windows client I am able to download files at 30 Kbps in average. But
>>using cURL, I am not able to download them more than at 5 Kbps. Is there
>>any way of configuring the speed (maybe resizing the TPC window)?
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>Are you measuring the speed consistently between the two applications? Are
>you looking at just the data transfer portion or at the connection setup
>time as well? Curl does a bit of automatic negotiation when it establishes
>a connection which could affect the total time on a high latency link.
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>>>>Dan
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