Hi Khen,


my $ftp = Net::FTP::Throttle->new(
HOST,

...

Bytes_read => 8192,

In above Net::FTP::Throttle, is there something like

Bytes_write => 1024 or 2048 ?

Since the issue is uploading only.

-- Uploading the thruput is twice slower when using NET::FTP vs. Dos Prompt command ftp ftp.server.com 'put'

-- Downloading: the thruput when using either NET::FTP or Dos Prompt command are closely same.

The ftp server is on the WAN (in the cloud)

Everything the same, configuration, settings, PC, and HW. The different is NET::FTP and Dos Prompt, and the time is about 10 minutes apart between these 2 scenarios, as 3mb file Upload with Dos Prompt it took about 2-3 minutes, and with NET::FTP it took 4-5.30 minutes each time. I did over 10 times.


<Thanks everyone for help>

In reply to Re^4: Net::FTP Upload much slower than Dos prompt command ftp by timothy_k
in thread Net::FTP Upload much slower than Dos prompt command ftp by timothy_k

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