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could you please tell me which ftp client for linux supports downloading files bigger than 2 gb? i've tried kget, gftp, kbear, ncftp and filerunner and none of them ...
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ftp client for over 2 gb files
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could you please tell me which ftp client for linux supports downloading files bigger than 2 gb? i've tried kget, gftp, kbear, ncftp and filerunner and none of them did.
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Maybe the ancient "ftp"? I'm sure that you can do this with scp/sftp (but this requires you to run ssh, it's not ftp).
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could you please tell me how should i do it?
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ftp address.. or ftp and then you type o"pen address"
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it looks like it sees the correct size of the file but when i type get name-of-the-file, it says:
local: aurox-10.2-1.iso remote: aurox-10.2-1.iso
200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for aurox-10.2-1.iso (4593119232 bytes).
and freezes
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But you're sure that it isn't the FTP server causing problems?
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i've tried 3 servers. should i keep on trying?
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You could try with wget
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isn't wget just a graphical frontend of kget?
well, anyway, i've tried both of them and none worked. they keep showing that the size of the file is something very different from what i know that it is.
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Eh... Kget is graphical and wget console... But really is sorta weird that it just don't work... Stupid Q, but doesn't some filesystems to not support files over a certain size? You are using a filesystem which supports big files?
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