upload from server to local (without downloading)

scaryhamid

9/2/24, 9:11 PM

so how can I utilize the server's high-speed connection to directly upload files to my local system without the need to download the files, given that my local internet speed is significantly slower than the server's?

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waltinator

9/2/24, 9:26 PM

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Terrance

9/2/24, 10:14 PM

None of your question makes any sense. I am guessing by the way you wrote it that your server is not part of your local network, correct? You do understand the terms of what upload and download mean, correct? Both download and upload are similar to each other. They are both ways to transfer data from one machine to another. So, if you are asking on how to transfer from a remote machine to a local machine without downloading then you will not get the file delivered as you never told it to send the file to the other system.

Terrance

9/2/24, 10:17 PM

Also, your internet speed is your limitation. You cannot use the speed of another system that is not part of your network or on your internet connection at all. That is physically impossible to do. If that was possible then I could make my DSL connection at home be as fast as a Google Fiber connection but not have it ran to my house. It is not going to happen unless you have a way to run a direct connection from your remote to your local place.

scaryhamid

9/2/24, 11:02 PM

@Terrance oh ok tnx, i really did not know what should i look for, so impossible.

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