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RickD

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#177073 21-Jul-2015 06:00
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I'm trying to exchange some large files (~3GB) with a colleague in NZ and we're finding Dropbox too slow and S3 unreliable (tried the Sydney and LA locations and getting lots of broken pipe errors on the NZ side) so I'm thinking of getting an NZ hosted FTP server to use instead.

Can anyone recommend a FTP host? I haven't found any with NZ based servers yet.


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RickD

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  #1355542 30-Jul-2015 20:59
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BT Sync worked well. Transferred ~5GB in 10 or so hrs.

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