FileServe - Make Money - Up to $25 per 1000 downloads (Official thread)
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Mr.Ricky this is not good of skipping my reply and answering to others...
upload was not resuming at alll.....
we have problem with internet some times net disconnects in india, i am not able to resume uploads....presently i am not using rdp, previously i used.
problem is through ftp.fileserve.com files not getting resumed when net disconnects all files starting from beginning
i am using filezilla.
i need resume capability, as my net was not good at all....
and what to do..?
upload was not resuming at alll.....
we have problem with internet some times net disconnects in india, i am not able to resume uploads....presently i am not using rdp, previously i used.
problem is through ftp.fileserve.com files not getting resumed when net disconnects all files starting from beginning
i am using filezilla.
i need resume capability, as my net was not good at all....
and what to do..?
@ garmin: With that format you can pull any files. I do not know exactly how RS pull files from us, so maybe an inquiry to them would benefit you, since we do not own their service.
@ Kenchien: Ask for transfer before Sunday and you can guarantee that it goes through.
@ vAiLan: Must be your line? PM me the link and I'll PM you a screenshot, fair?
@ bubawuba: It won't go any quicker when I've already answered this. We have a whole new upgradable system for RU and FTP on Monday.
@ Hillside: You can't extract them from "root" unless you have selected the given files.
@ Gol.D: No problem on my side. Download speed have been faster than ever.
@ se7en0n3 & sewer: See reply to bubawuba.
@ AppleS: I answered you. Please check my reply.
@ Kenchien: Ask for transfer before Sunday and you can guarantee that it goes through.
@ vAiLan: Must be your line? PM me the link and I'll PM you a screenshot, fair?
@ bubawuba: It won't go any quicker when I've already answered this. We have a whole new upgradable system for RU and FTP on Monday.
@ Hillside: You can't extract them from "root" unless you have selected the given files.
@ Gol.D: No problem on my side. Download speed have been faster than ever.
@ se7en0n3 & sewer: See reply to bubawuba.
@ AppleS: I answered you. Please check my reply.
hiddenhacker
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Its taking too long to transfer my money from earnings acc to payout acc..
How long will it take to pay my money???
How long will it take to pay my money???
RickyFS thanks for your reply.
but here's a screenshot explaining my problem.
The two files are each from fileserve and they don't have the same download speed.
for one file i'm having half my download speed
but
for the second file the download speed is correct.
There is no simultaneous download
Is there a problem with the fileserve servers?
but here's a screenshot explaining my problem.
The two files are each from fileserve and they don't have the same download speed.
for one file i'm having half my download speed
but
for the second file the download speed is correct.
There is no simultaneous download
Is there a problem with the fileserve servers?
@AppleS:
@Ricky: I assume a file get's moved from FTP to an account once the connection terminates, is that correct?
I'm asking because it's the clients, not the servers, job to decide if a file should be replaced, resumed or overwritten.
Of cause the file has to remain on the FTP for the client to be able to decide that.
Replacing the current, automated system by a simple overview of our files on the FTP where we can select the files that should be moved manually, would resolve this problem.
Deleting files that weren't edited in the past maybe 48h should keep the FTP's HDD clean.
That would also help people with very slow connections. They could upload half of a file on one day and the other half on the next day.
@Ricky: I assume a file get's moved from FTP to an account once the connection terminates, is that correct?
I'm asking because it's the clients, not the servers, job to decide if a file should be replaced, resumed or overwritten.
Of cause the file has to remain on the FTP for the client to be able to decide that.
Replacing the current, automated system by a simple overview of our files on the FTP where we can select the files that should be moved manually, would resolve this problem.
Deleting files that weren't edited in the past maybe 48h should keep the FTP's HDD clean.
That would also help people with very slow connections. They could upload half of a file on one day and the other half on the next day.
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Gerner2010
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Kindly read the links in Rickys signature and sit down and wait.
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