From: hfernandes AT mail DOT geocities DOT com (Hilton Fernandes)
Subject: Re: gnu-win32-b18
14 Sep 1997 08:15:57 -0700
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To: Chad Schmidt <I_M_JD AT usa DOT net>, Cygnus gnuwin32 <gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com>
Cc: Hilton Fernandes <hfernandes AT mail DOT geocities DOT com>

On 13 Sep 97 at 11:00, Chad Schmidt <I_M_JD AT usa DOT net> wrote:

> *sigh*
> 
> I was really looking forward to using this program, but I seem to have
> run into an odd snaffu..
> 

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> I'm using cuteftp 1.8 as my client...
> 

I don't use cuteftp, but i share with you some of your problems: i 
also used a dial-up connection, and it is unreliable.  

I suggest you to look at MTU.  Check whether the MTU size in your 
dial-up configuration is the same as your ISP.  That can speed up 
your transference rate.

In my own name and -- i guess -- in the name of all dial-up
connection users, i'd like to ask Cygnus to split its files into
even smaller chunks.  It was a really good idea to split them, but
the size diminition doesn't seem enough to warranty the successful 
download to many of us poor dial-up downloaders. :-(


Best regards,
++Hilton 
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