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...ver one login session, the transfer rates of both files increases to 800-1000KB/s still below what it should be but substantially better. Performing similar transfers in the other direction, using the VShell sftp server and sftp clients on the other boxes, the transfer rate is in the order of 3000-4000KB/s. These are all modern boxes that should beable to do AES-256/Twofish at more than adequate rates to sustain the transfer, so the only thing I can think of that would be causing the problem would be some bug in the OpenSSH sftp server. Any thoughts? Thanks -John

...for the entire period. We are using data=journal with a 128M journal and the filesystem is 150GB in size. We get about 300kb/sec in writes and that will jump to about 2000kb/sec during the periods of large sustained writes. Those periods last around 10-15 secs. We also normal get 2000kb/sec to 4000kb/sec reads during normal operation and 0 - 500kb/sec during the sustain write periods... I wonder if this is a ext3 issue since we seem to get this jerkiness on all our linux boxes that run ext3 and if so, how we can eliminate/lower the impact of this behaviour. Christopher

Hi all, i have a problem: i have an adsl modem that is connected to internet. I can''t manage this modem. Between my PC and the modem i have a linux firewall that make the NAT and the traffic shapping. I have create a script that limit the bandwidth of the "external" interface of the firewall so i can manage my bandwidth for my internet application. The problem is that i need to

Hi Obviously my question is, is that normal? To have so many files? I was indexing 6 string fields from 25000+ model records (all of the same model). The index appears to be working. I guess I was expecting a few hundred files after optimzing, not more files that records indexed. Please understand I am brand spanking new to Lucene, Ferret, and AaF. I was using acts_as_ferret with :fields