FTP from shell = high CPU usage
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thank you, we got stuck on 2013 for a while, but now we are good to go.
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The problem is still present in 14.0.17.0.
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Any chance of fixing this in 2013 final?

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aaaaaa!
will check it out this week, final or no final.
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Hi!
Sooo, is there a chance of this ever getting fixed? I just tried with 15.0.35 and the same problem is present, as always. FTP it… shell extension maxes out a core. Shame, such a nice little feature but not really usable for large files, mostly for power issues.
Thanks
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I will check with team whats going on here.
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I have ample CPU, so it does not create a problem for me.
I can verify CPU usage spikes (goes from 1-2% to 25%).
With FileZilla, it never moves my CPU about 2%.
I think, though, that the problem is more general than FTP. Just compressing a folder from the shell jacks my CPU up to almost 25%.
And . . . Compressing a folder from within the PA main window gets the CPU to 29%! Maybe it is the nature of multi-core compression. Not sure.
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there was a specific problem with ftp where cpu would spike with no reason.
For ZIP compression, it is best to use all of the cpu :-) -
Yes, compression will do that to a cpu ;) But we are talking about ftp file transfers here. Something which should not task a cpu so much.
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Tested with the newest RC 2015 and putting on the list for the dev team to check out for the next update.
Thanks for bringing it up :)





