Rsync Performance In Windows
Chris McKeever
cgmckeever at prupref.com
Tue Jun 17 07:03:09 EST 2003
Thanks for your response...
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> _Chris McKeever_ wrote:
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> >The linux machine connecting to the windows rsync daemon
> has a very low
> >performance hit when the session is running (see below).
> However, the
> >windows machine, which has a much faster CPU hits a CPU
> usage of 100%.
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> rsync CPU usage is not symmetric, this could be "normal".
> But it has spikes of 100% or a continuous use of 100%?
as soon as a remote server connects to it, it spikes and sticks at 100%
> Are you working in a local LAN?
yes, connected via point-to=point t-1 lines
> Is transfer imited by LAN speed?
to a degree
by HDD speed?
by CPU speed?
seems on the windows machine it is the CPU
> In that case, for files not too long, it may be "better"
> CPU-wise to use
> the normal check for date instead of the full block hash checking...
I may give the date check a go tonight and see if help remedies the issues.
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