fish:// transfer speed slow in one direction
James Gray
james.gray at dot.com.au
Sun May 18 22:58:46 UTC 2008
Anton Rolls wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a strange problem transferring files
> between Kubuntu Feisty machines using fish://
> in Konqueror.
>
> When files were transferred from the client
> to the server, the transfer speed was ~1.1MB/s.
> When files were transferred the other way,
> from server to client, it went at about 8.1MB/s.
>
> Does this ring any bells ?
The kio "fish" is painfully slow. The problem is in the KDE code, not
your network. I see the same thing on a gigabit network between a pair
of high-end machines (many cores, hardware RAID, lots of RAM):
CLIENT SERVER SPEED
FISH <--> SSH 1-2Mbps
SSH/SCP <--> SSH 700-800Mbps
When using KIO handlers (specifically CIFS/SMB/FISH/SFTP) I've noticed
the throughput really suffers compared to either dedicated clients or
command line utilities for the same protocols.
You may notice your CPU utilisation is comparatively much higher with
the "fish" handler compared to using scp/sftp etc.
Cheers,
James
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