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bitches
join:2004-08-14
Hartford, CT
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Re: OS X client, linux server, samba pain.
When you say slow, do you mean responsiveness of the share or how fast the data is sent? I have a linux server running gentoo and samba 3 2 pc's and a mac mini. I can get 9mb/s from linux to mac and vice versa. When I upgraded from 10.3.9 to 10.4 on the mac I noticed about a 3mb/s increase. |
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Crypto
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join:2001-01-07
Saint Charles, MO
| When I say 'slow' I mean that the data moves at under 1MB/sec via samba. Oddly, writing to the linux samba share is a little faster than reading from it.
It moves at close to wirespeed using any other transfer method, like scp or ftp
I have not shared out anything on the OS X boxes, because they are not servers, and I dont care how the OS X smbd performs.
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sporkme
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Morristown, NJ
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| said by Crypto  :I have not shared out anything on the OS X boxes, because they are not servers, and I dont care how the OS X smbd performs. You may not care, but you may gain some insight by trying that. |
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