This is just a guess, but Google for protocol filtering in Mac OS 10. It's
possible that SFTP and FTP Protocols are being bandwidth throttled using
the Mac OS 10 firewall
Something similar could also be happening with the network interface.
Hope this helps, Erik.
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On November 13, 2016 11:46:50 PM "Christopher-Mark Gilland"
<[email protected]> wrote:
OK, this one surely'll drive you crazy trying to figure out. I know it sure
is me!
So, I am using the most up to date version of Transmit on my mac mini late
2012, with El Capitan.
I have a whm/CPanel dedicated server which I'm using for my business.
I've tried logging in via both ftp as well as via SFTP, both as root as
well as a physical client, and in both cases am having this issue.
So, any time that I try uploading anything, no matter what I seem to do,
it's uploading around 8 K a second. I mean, just! absolutely! crawling!
Now, get this, though. If I use a client on Windows, like say, Filezilla,
or maybe my favorite, Flash FXP, then, I try transferring that same exact
thing, I get about 300 to 400 K upstream a second consistently by uploading
the exact same content even into the exact same remote folder.
I've again tried with both FTP, and with SFTP. I've tried with the Webdisk
addon, as well as through the actual UI of Transmit itself, and get the
same results both ways. Furthermore, I've also tried both with, and without
passive mode, and neither seems to make any difference.
This is just the weirdest thing! You'd not think that one client would
transfer more slowly than another, would you, if you're using the same
exact settings from one client to another. Oh, and by the way, this isn't
just! my CPanel server. This is happening on other private FTP sites I'm a
part of, as well.
Chris.
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