Using Core Ftp-File Size 1.18 GB (1,274,390,207 bytes)-Help Needed

[jefferybaxter]

Hi Warriors, Right now I'm trying to upload a file that is excessively large to a website using Core Ftp. I was using filezilla at first but it was too slow.

Core ftp is still transferring slow but faster than filezilla I say. My problem is it keeps turning off after a certain period of time.

Also, now that I'm trying to restart the download it's saying "Noob" zzz and it wont start transferring again. What does that mean? I just basically need to know the correct settings I should adjust for my file transfer protocol so I can get this file uploaded.

Thanks in advance!

[Eric Lorence]

It has more to do with your internet connection then anything ...

I don't use Core ftp, so I don't know what "noob" means unless you've been hacked and the hacker is playing with you.

Use Filezilla, set it to binary mode, and upload via "SFTP" and not FTP.

Though I would seriously checked for a hack, and change your passwords.

I've uploaded 2-3Gb videos with filezilla - no problem.

[jefferybaxter]

Originally Posted by Eric Lorence

It has more to do with your internet connection then anything ...

I don't use Core ftp, so I don't know what "noob" means unless you've been hacked and the hacker is playing with you.

Use Filezilla, set it to binary mode, and upload via "SFTP" and not FTP.

Though I would seriously checked for a hack, and change your passwords.

I've uploaded 2-3Gb videos with filezilla - no problem.

Ok appreciate it!

[Jill Carpenter]

Is this shared hosting? I know my host has a cut off on the back end if I use the file manager of:

Maximum File Size allowed for upload: 50 MB


I don't FTP so I don't know if that allows something different - but if you still have issue after the above solution you may want to call your host.