Uploading Large Files Using FTP

[wwwd]

I need to upload several big files onto some webspace, so I'm using FTP.

 

Unfortunately, the files (videos) are between 100MB and 200MB, and there's about 20 of them.

 

Is there any way I can split the files and have them 'join' on the server? Because I'm trying to upload them but typically it uploads about 50% of it then it fails.

 

Any solutions to this problem would be appreciated!

[MCCORNY11]

used this program its very good select the size and away it goes

 

http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

[wwwd]

used this program its very good select the size and away it goes

 

http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

Does it join the files once they've been uploaded via FTP?

[MCCORNY11]

used this program its very good select the size and away it goes

 

http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

Does it join the files once they've been uploaded via FTP?

you can split and join using the same program you just need the program at the other end!

[Stu]

Winzip and Winrar split files..

[stuey650]

I think the answer to the question is no you can't split and then reassemble at the remote end, regardless of the method used to split. Most decent FTP sites let you resume failed uploads, what client are you using?

[Stu]

I think the answer to the question is no you can't split and then reassemble at the remote end

 

That depends on if you have console access to the remote end.

[wwwd]

I think the answer to the question is no you can't split and then reassemble at the remote end, regardless of the method used to split. Most decent FTP sites let you resume failed uploads, what client are you using?

Yeah, that's what I meant.

 

I was using SmartFTP but that kept failing, and wouldn't let me resume an upload.

 

Ended up downloading Filezilla, and it uploads the large files successfully every time now!