Denis Vlasenko schrieb:
On Monday 04 October 2004 12:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:hi have you killed the so called web service on the xp client, this is highly recommended
Hello,
I haven't found anything useful googling around so I decided to ask here.
I have a Linux server running Samba on 100Mbit/s ethernet. If I connect to it using WinXP, mount some share and download files from it it reaches about 9MB/s transfer rate. Using FTP gives even higher transfer rates.
BUT when I use linux to connect to (linux!) server, mount shares and download files then transfer speed reaches only about 3-4 MB/s. Using smbclient is a bit faster (0.5-1MB but not always). Using other linux workstations (faster machine) i could only boost transfer rate to 5.0-5.5MB/s.
Server and workstation machines are using 2.4.27 and samba 2.2.12 (slackware distro).
Is anyone familiar with this issue?
You may want to dig more facts:
* is server CPU 100% loaded or not? Client CPU? * does bandwidth increase if you download several large files from same share in parallel?
You may use attached program to collect various statistics.
I compiled it with dietlibc.
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for better performance, read the samba faqs about this
regards
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