Hi people,
I've seen enough threads about performance to come to the conclusion
that the following things should be in the distributed smb.conf:
socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_SNDBUF=8192 SO_RCVBUF=8192
read prediction = yes
debug level = 0 ;yeah, explicit - the default seems not to be 0
Everybody that uses these reports enormous performance boosts (including
ME!). If this causes any kind of unstability in other systems,
./configure could use them only in systems in which tey work (Linux for
instance).
I say this because of those M$-paid "benchmarks" of Samba x NT.
Cya,
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