Re: Help!!
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> posted by: Alex Chamberlain <alex.chamberlain at tiscali.co.uk>
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> Thanks for all your help - it was actually how i was using curl that
> was causing the problem, but i've changed the function anyway. I need
> to test them all for speed as my program has to upload ~23000
> products!!
I use wget, and have on win95 and winxp, with no problems. In fact,
less problems than Internet Explorer. I show speeds up to
180kbytes/sec even with other apps running on a 1.5mbit/sec line.
I think it's safe to say wget will run as fast as the computer and the
available internet connection. Only thing i don't like about it is
relying on it's timeouts to return control to my programs, but that is
offset if i simply spawn another Eu process and kill it if it doesn't
respond in a given time. <hint>Threads would help here.</hint>
Wget can upload using POST and http, so a server script (Eu or
PHP) can accept the POST'd file and save it there.
Kat
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