Hello,
I have a Samba server 3.014a running on an embedded controller using linux
kernel 2.4.25. The unit acts as a storage media for a Windows XP client through
a 10mb network interface.The client typically writes data to the samba server,
and needs to complete the writing within a specified time. This normally works
fine. Now and then, large amounts of data is read back while data still beeing
written. At this time I experience that data is not written fast enough. This
is due to the limitations the 10mb network interface.
Typically, I map up two samba users to correponding drive letters at the windows
side, using one for the writing process and one for the read-only process. Is
there some "easy" way I can limit the bandwidth available for the
read-only user to achive more throughput for writing data?
regards
Mads Olav
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