Dan Fandrich wrote:

>On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 12:40:59PM +0200, Gonzalo wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks for your answer. I have downloaded curl 7.14.0 (which I see in
>>the cURL page that it is the latest version), and the speed is the same.
>>I have used what you told me about the VERBOSE option to see the
>>commands and reduce them to the minimum, but the result is exactly the
>>same: 30 Kbps using command-line FTP and 3 Kbps using cURL.
>>
>>I have noticed a curious thing. Instead of using the FTP server that I
>>am using, I used, just for a try, to download a file from an FTP server
>>of my intranet and the speed was astonishing: near 10 Mbps, but this
>>server is not the one that I am interested to use.
>>
>>I have tried several libcurl options, but the results were exactly the same.
>>
>>I don't know what to do. Can anyone help me?
>>
>>
>
>If the commands sent by curl and your other client are exactly the same,
>then there isn't much left that could cause a difference. Perhaps there's
>a traffic-shaping firewall in the way that could slow curl down. Other
>perhaps there's some kind of socket option that curl uses/should use that
>accounts for the difference. You might upload some comparative Ethereal
>traces of the two transfers somewhere for people here to take a gander at.
>
>
>
>>>>Dan
>>>>
>>>>

                
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Received on 2005-07-20