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Re: Calculate remining time/bytes on a FTP transmission

I just tried the open source "lftp"

it showed a status line

`file_to_send.gz' at 98041856 (18%) 18.19M/s eta:22s [Sending data]


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Bryan


a4g atl wrote on 8/22/2022 10:15 AM:
Does anyone know how to calculate the remaining time/bytes on a file
transfer?

I am FTP'ing a 185Gb to a remote system and it has been copying for more
than 24 hours. I need to be able to estimate the remaining time of the copy.

The only information I have is the size of the file and the I/O count when
I display the open files for the job.

Can I see somewhere how many bytes per minute are being copied?

TIA, Darryl Freinkel.


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