Andrew Gideon wrote:
> It may be clear to others, but I'm missing what you mean by this. I
> gather that rsh yielded poor results. What did you do for
> "simple data copy tests" that did well?
Sorry for being unclear:
# ttcp -s -l 819200 -t xbackX
ttcp-t: buflen=819200, nbuf=2048, align=16384/
On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 10:58:21 +0100, Jeremy Sanders wrote:
> I've tried switching to rsh, but that doesn't help a great deal. I get
> close to maximum gigabit speeds in simple data copy tests however.
It may be clear to others, but I'm missing what you mean by this. I
gather that rsh yielded poo
Hi - I'm trying to diagnose a slow rsync problem. I'm trying to rsync a
lot of fresh data between two systems with gigabit ethernet, but using
ssh. The systems have large RAID disks, with pretty fast read and write
benchmarks (>100MB/s). Both systems are running Fedora 10 Linux. I only
get arou
