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posted by mbbrutman Homepage, Washington, USA, 24.07.2010, 16:23

> I also just did a brief test of mTCP's FTP client and ftp.openwatcom.org. I
> tried to download 2 files, running mTCP's ftp.exe and also the Win32
> version of "Far Manager" (FM) - both in MS-DOS 7.1. The results are:
>
> - file devel/gui.pdf. No client did loose packets. mTCP needed 25 sec for
> this file, while FM did it in about 8 seconds.
>
> - file devel/open-watcom-w32api.0.4.zip. mTCP reports an error that it
> cannot create the file and aborts - the error is reported regardless if
> DOSLFN is loaded or not. FM had no problems.
>
> I have a RT8139 card installed and use RTSPKT.COM packet driver.

You mentioned Win32 version of FM, but said it was MS-DOS 7.1. Is it in Windows, or is it running in DOS with some sort of compatibility layer? What networking stack is it using?


Long filenames: mTCP checks the filename format and gives up. Get allows you to special a local filename to save to. I'll look into DOSLFN.


Mike

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