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    Using multiple transfer channels with ProFTPD

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      mota
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      Hello,

      I have more than 30000 small files and want to upload them on my server. In Auto FTP Manager settings I selected "Use maximum transfer channels allowed by FTP account", but anyway it use only one channel. It takes too long to upload files in one transfer channel.
      I have ProFTPd 1.33 on my server, what I should to do to enable multiple transfer channels?

      thank you

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        Auto FTP Manager will use multiple transfer channels if your FTP server allows it.

        For ProFTPD you can use the MaxClientsPerUser directive in the proftpd.conf file. This directive controls the number of logins allowed per user. Increase the number to 7 or higher and Auto FTP Manager will use multiple transfer channels when moving large numbers of files.

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