configure a kernel and forgot to make modules/install before rebooting).
I used their vsftpd daemon.
rcp FROM my Workstation/Server to the Laptop screams. However ftp'ing from the Workstation/Server to the Laptop, again results in 10K files taking 5 seconds or so an 300MB taking over 4 hours. Nctp' or plan ftp'ing FROM the laptop to any other system, works as should, as well.
It's just that, for SOME REASON, going thru the ftpd on the Laptop, to upload and it slows to a crawl. Does'nt seem to change no matter which ftpd service I install - have tried ProFtd, and the BSD ftpd as well.
These services are run thru the tcpd wrapper.
Hell, I even ran SAMBA and export the Laptop's disk and "mounted" it on the workstation and "copied" to the Samba Share and it works as should.
I am really stumped now.
Net Llama! wrote:
I was referring to something else that moved large amounts of data at a time. telnet certainly doesn't, and lprng is kinda hard to measure in that respect. What about scp?
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