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File transfert compression

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Orson

File transfert compression

Post by Orson »

Why non use te Just in tpe compression, like Filezilla for files transfer ?
Sorry for my pur english
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Post by lizard »

that would be nice.
Ultr@VNC only performs Zlib compression for directory transmission now.
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It also uses Zlib compression for individual files

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Post by lizard »

oh does it? looks like then this is turning to a bug reporting thread...
before submitting the previous post, i tested transmitting 2 filesystem objects on my VNC connection.

1) 10MB file with blank content
2) a directory containing 1

it took so long to finish 1, yet still it was literally a moment for 2.
this was how i concluded Zlib compression only works for directories to be sent, not files.
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