>-----Original Message----- >From: owner-gftp-users@xxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-gftp-users@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of >Sebastien Lumineau >Sent: Friday, March 26, 2010 9:15 AM >To: gftp-users@xxxxxxxx >Subject: Re: [gftp] marketing: target use case and target audience of gftp > >> > FEATURE LIST >> > >> > 1. gftp offer fine-grain control over overwrite/continue/skip option >> > on each files, when uploading lots of files. This is useful for >> > website management. >> > 2. gftp endures broken connection better and show connection broken >> > (instead of hiding it) on the user interface. >> > 3. gftp supports continue (reget, reput), good for transferring large >> > files. >> > >> > This list is incomplete, but is only concluded from my own use cases, I >> > hope other people contribute how they /uses/ (not only how they >> > develops) gftp, and get a complete use case table. gFTP still doesn't handle tranfers well, when it's tens of thousands of files and thousands of folders. It just spins for a while and quitly exits/crashes. It's usable, especially for making ssh2-connections, but it doesn't do large transfers at all. -- /Sorin
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