SAMBA 2.2.4 performance vs Pathworks V5 in same enviro
RR - Rod Regier
RRegier at dymaxion.ca
Mon Jan 27 14:10:48 GMT 2003
Sylvain Plante wrote:
> About the poor performance if you compared it to Pathworks.
> A Samba server on Unix is also 4 times faster the a Samba
> OpenVMS Server. =20 It is also Twice as fast to Export your
> Disk with NFS to a Unix Samba Server and then access it from
> Windows . And I'm talking about 2.2.7a =20 There is room for
> performance improvement.
I would not be investigating SAMBA if I could successfully export
a VMS file system thru a NFS gateway on NT with user-level granularity.
Alas, there are no NIS, NIS+ or LDAP apps for VMS, and VMS does not
carry
its user/password structures in an open text file. That would seem to
preclude
the known technologies for easily/maintainable getting user-level
granularity
on a NFS gated export.
Jan-Erik S=F6derholm writes:
> Note that there are huge performance improvments in the
> *latest* Samba version for VMS, 2.2.7a.
>
> Is there some special reason *not* to use the latest version ?
2.2.7a doesn't work for me on two different I/H servers.
I'm privately iterating w/JYC, the implementer.
(Tried both 2.2.7a releases)
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