>>>> Would it help for us poor PPP over analog phone folks who
>>>> can only use up to 1/4th of the available bandwith with the
>>>> current TCP stack?
>>> I get better than that over analog PPP, 28.8k -- your problem
>>> must be elsewhere ;)
>> I'm not sure what limit is being referred to above, but I have a
>> USR Sportster 33k6/VoiceFax modem as my net link, and when I do
>> ftp transfers over it, I usually get around 3.7k per second.
>> That's pretty much 100% of the available bandwidth by my
>> calculation...
> I assume you're talking about _download_ bandwidth. I get
> 100% on downloads as well -- it's just that _uploads_ seem
> to be restricted to about 25% of the bandwidth :(
I regularly do ftp transfers both ways, and I normally see around 3.7k
per second download, and around 3.4k per second upload, which puts my
upload bandwidth at around 90% of my download bandwidth...
I've just checked, I uploaded a 730k bzip2 archive last night, and
achieved 3.37k/s as the average speed over the transfer according to
the log I keep. How does that sound?
For reference, Redhat 6.0 upgraded to 2.2.10 raw, all official RedHat
update rpm's applied...
Best wishes from Riley.
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| development, ie., the quality is too high and the speed is too high, |
| in other words, I can implement this XXXX feature, but I bet someone |
| else has already done so and is just about to release their patch. |
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