Hi,

I am wondering if there are Zmodem protocol optimizations for Mystic? I tried to upload files in my Gigabit LAN, and it seemed that the transfer was not fast. My BBS uses a Gigabit NIC, I use a Gigabit switch, and I uploaded
from my laptop which uses a Gigabit NIC.

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On 02/13/17, Balky said the following...

I am wondering if there are Zmodem protocol optimizations for Mystic? I tried to upload files in my Gigabit LAN, and it seemed that the transfer was not fast. My BBS uses a Gigabit NIC, I use a Gigabit switch, and I uploaded from my laptop which uses a Gigabit NIC.

Not really Zmodem8k is the fastest protocol ever used by BBS, guess it might
be time to add ftp/sftp and such.

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On 02/13/17, Balky pondered and said...

I am wondering if there are Zmodem protocol optimizations for Mystic? I tried to upload files in my Gigabit LAN, and it seemed that the transfer was not fast. My BBS uses a Gigabit NIC, I use a Gigabit switch, and I uploaded from my laptop which uses a Gigabit NIC.

Do you need to upload them via Zmodem? Or could you drop the files in to the file dirs you have created and then run a mass upload using MUTIL? :)

FTP could be another option for you also..

Best, Paul

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On 02/12/17, bcw142 said the following...

Not really Zmodem8k is the fastest protocol ever used by BBS, guess it might be time to add ftp/sftp and such.

Thank you for letting me know this. :) I guess I might take the "mutil" solution that Avon mentioned.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: A 90's Manila BBS telnet://a90smanilabbs.ddns.net (21:1/192)

On 02/13/17, Avon said the following...

Do you need to upload them via Zmodem? Or could you drop the files in to the file dirs you have created and then run a mass upload using MUTIL? :)

FTP could be another option for you also..

I think I'll take the "mutil" path. :) Thanks for sharing this.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: A 90's Manila BBS telnet://a90smanilabbs.ddns.net (21:1/192)

On 02/13/17, Balky pondered and said...

I think I'll take the "mutil" path. :) Thanks for sharing this.

No probs... it looked to me like a good way of getting what you wanted set up quickly.

Best, Paul

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