QUIC File Transfer Service, a CLI and srv for transferring large files
A QUIC File Transfer Service CLI and server use the QUIC Protocol for fast large file transfers. It supports stream multiplexing, 0-RTT connections, MD5 checksums, and includes server/client implementations with setup guidance.
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The "QUIC File Transfer Service" is a command-line interface (CLI) and server designed for transferring large files using the QUIC Protocol. It leverages the quic-go implementation on top of UDP to enable stream multiplexing on a single connection, enhancing file transfer speeds. Clients can connect to the server, open streams to request files, and receive file chunks concurrently. The service supports 0-RTT for quicker connections and offers an optional MD5 checksum for file verification. It provides both server and client implementations, including usage instructions and configuration details.
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8 commentsBetter baseline would be transferring data via ssh + tar. Or serving a directory over http and concurrently downloading a file with axel
Nowhere to be found. I guess I'll just open a ticket there.
https://www.iana.org/assignments/protocol-numbers/protocol-n...
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