https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=523458
--- Comment #3 from mfp <[email protected]> --- Well, the plot thickens. Or I guess solves itself, from your POV. TL;DR: Not a software issue (or not in dolphin nor smbclient) but a network issue at peak bandwidth. The "reasonable default socket options" I asked you to implement just reduced the performance enough to not hit that peak. Sorry for wasting everyone's time. While I kept trying to find new tests and experiments to figure out the issue, I noticed my wifi speeds in system monitor briefly get well beyond the 40MB/s dolphin was reporting, to actually 80MB/s briefly right before the interruption. This led me to search for ways to test my network without involving SMB, and finding out about iperf3. With the iperf test I get the same spike to 80MB/s then stall to 0. I'll still need to do more debugging to figure it out but at least it's clear it's not related to what I thought originally at all. The only thing left for you to check is the possible usage of an error code as a size thing. QIODevice::write (QFile, "/path/to/file.part"): Called with maxSize < 0 That's such a stray tangent from the original post tho that IDK if I should even leave the issue open waiting for anyone to see it. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
