des in message 'Re: [Clamav-users] XML and large file scan performance' wrote:
> On 12/17/05, GiM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The 7MB file took 1.5s with the other scanner. Looking at disk
> transfer speeds doesn't come close to explaining the PowerPoint scan
> time (66s).
>
> 750KB Excel file: 0.36s
> 2MB Word doc: 5.0s
> 3MB binary file: 0.75s
> 3MB XML file: 1.28s
> 6MB SO library: 1.51s
> 7MB XML file: 3.60s
> 7.5MB PowerPoint file: 66s
>
Your problem is quite interesting so I've made few tests...
Ten tests on each file:
17M EXE : 15.8411 s ( 1M/s)
4.2M PPT : 6.55250 s (640k/s)
3.4M XLS : 9.56440 s (360k/s)
2.4M DOC : 2.99640 s (808k/s)
tests were made on 333Mhz Celeron with 128M
nearly not loaded at all:
load average: 0.00, 0.12, 0.18
> So you are seeing much lower scan times with similar sized files of
> these types? You don't see the big difference between file types? If
I don't know how clamav treats different file types, so I can't tell you
where such differences come from, maybe any of developers will answer
you.
> so, that's great, I can investigate the OS/hardware setup. I did some
> brief tests on 3.2 GHz Xeon (same OS) and saw the same the same
> pattern, but didn't look in detail.
>
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