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How to optimize the FTP download/upload of speed in Nautilus

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http://askubuntu.com – When using filezilla I can upload and download files quicker than using FTP with Nautilus but since Nautilus helps me a lot I am looking for a configuration option or options that I can use to tweak and tune how the FTP in Nautilus behaves. For example while downloading from an external server to my PC, the max download speed is somehow capped in 5KB/Sec. When uploading I see that is between 5KB/Sec to 8KB/Sec. On the same PC, using filezilla I can get download to 120KB/Sec and upload to 64KB/Sec which is what I was expected with the speed I have. Where does Nautilus have the configuration o (HowTos)

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Submitted by funckax on 08/01/2012

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