Re: does linux have an upper limit on the number of concurrent downloading of files?
From: Zeke ZinZul (zeke_at_shambolica.demon.co.uk)
Date: 04/25/04
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Date: Sat, 24 Apr 2004 23:34:26 +0100
In message <8db3d6c8.0404190009.7a6505ce@posting.google.com>, steve_H
<nma124@hotmail.com> writes
>hello;
>I noticed that on windows it seems one is unable to start
>downloading another file when 2 files are allready in the
>process of being downloaded.
>
[Snip]
It's possible to change the limit from two to a higher value but you
need to edit the registry. I read about it a long time ago in PCW (a
British comp mag). It's an Internet Explorer Limit defined in the
registry. Try doing a search for "internet explorer" and "simultaneous
downloads".
Before Windows crashed again (my daughter would do a hard reset when she
wanted to log onto her account - Windows gradually died after a week of
this), I had it setup for eight simultaneous downloads but now can't
remember the source of information. I now only use the mags to keep the
bed propped up.
>
>Does linux have any such limits?
I haven't got a clue ;)
>
>thanks,
>Steve
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