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prikryl	Posted: 9 Dec 2008 Re: Suspend does not suspend! Apparently slow transfers Thanks for your post. This issue has been added to tracker.
MrPete	Posted: 8 Dec 2008 12:46 Suspend does not suspend! Apparently slow transfers Running WinSCP 4.1.3 in FTP mode. Began one background upload, then a second. Noticed the transfers were slow so suspended the second transfer. After a while I noticed the (single) transfer was still quite slow. Went and looked at the server: even though WinSCP said the second transfer was suspended, the transfer file was still growing at the server!. I killed the second transfer. Suddenly the (single) transfer was MUCH faster.

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prikryl

Posted: 9 Dec 2008

Re: Suspend does not suspend! Apparently slow transfers

Thanks for your post. This issue has been added to tracker.

MrPete

Posted: 8 Dec 2008 12:46

Suspend does not suspend! Apparently slow transfers

Running WinSCP 4.1.3 in FTP mode. Began one background upload, then a second. Noticed the transfers were slow so suspended the second transfer.

After a while I noticed the (single) transfer was still quite slow.

Went and looked at the server: even though WinSCP said the second transfer was suspended, the transfer file was still growing at the server!.

I *killed* the second transfer. Suddenly the (single) transfer was MUCH faster.

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