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...ription of the > scenario and the findings, I have two simple questions: > > 1) I plan to use a new, reproducible test scenario with 2000 random small > files with a file length between 1 and 2048 bytes, created along the lines > of the following: > > for i in $(seq -f "%04g" 1 2000) ; do >   length=`shuf -i 1-2048 -n 1` >   head -c $length < /dev/urandom > file${i}.rnd > done This is overly complicated for this I guess, a simple touch file$i should do it. > in order to make test data non-confidential (unfortunately, my previous test > files...

Ah, ok, "directory handle leases"... Ouch, I see... :-( In this case, I will first repeat my test scenario with a Windows SMB2 server and report back here. Based on the results of this exercise, you can then advise whether you still want to move this to smb-technical and raise this with Microsoft folks (who still might have a simple workaround "fix" to improve their SMB2

What's the simplest way to increment the number 0000 up by one until some other 4 digit number while preserving leading zero's until the 1000's has a digit other than 0? Thanks! jlc

...enario and the findings, I have two simple questions: >> >> 1) I plan to use a new, reproducible test scenario with 2000 random small >> files with a file length between 1 and 2048 bytes, created along the lines >> of the following: >> >> for i in $(seq -f "%04g" 1 2000) ; do >>   length=`shuf -i 1-2048 -n 1` >>   head -c $length < /dev/urandom > file${i}.rnd >> done > This is overly complicated for this I guess, a simple touch file$i should do it. I see. While I fear that some logic might detect that we are about to send...

...art over there with a clean description of the scenario and the findings, I have two simple questions: 1) I plan to use a new, reproducible test scenario with 2000 random small files with a file length between 1 and 2048 bytes, created along the lines of the following: for i in $(seq -f "%04g" 1 2000) ; do   length=`shuf -i 1-2048 -n 1`   head -c $length < /dev/urandom > file${i}.rnd done in order to make test data non-confidential (unfortunately, my previous test files/packet traces were confidential). Do you agree that the above procedure is fine to create the test sce...