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Asked: 2026-05-26T12:43:54+00:00

I have a large directory which I need to upload to a new host’s

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I have a large directory which I need to upload to a new host’s server, but because I have never transferred such a large directory (32GB), I am wondering whether there is something I’m missing.

Now, I am assuming that the best way is to compress it into a zip file, upload to the server and then extract. But for some reason, my zip file is still about 32GB!

I have already attempted to start uploading the files and it has literally been taking about 30 hours to simply upload about 3GB! Obviously this is too long, so I wondered whether there is a better method of doing this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Speed of upload is determined by your internet connection speed. Try to find different location with faster connection speed. It could be your work, school or internet caffee.

    You can test your upload speed here: http://speedtest.net/

    Pack everything into large zip file, upload it there, unpack remotely. It is faster then uploading file by file with ftp.

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