I was wondering if the disk I/O in OpenSSH is synchronous or asynchronous. If its not asynchronous is there any reason why doing at least asynch writes would be a bad idea? I'm just wondering if I'm over looking some obvious problem. Thanks for the clue Chris
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007, Chris Rapier wrote:> I was wondering if the disk I/O in OpenSSH is synchronous or > asynchronous. If its not asynchronous is there any reason why doing at > least asynch writes would be a bad idea? I'm just wondering if I'm over > looking some obvious problem.What disk IO? Do you mean sftp/scp? -d
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