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On Tue, 2009-06-09 at 18:43 -0600, J. Marsden DeLapp wrote:
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Andres Paglayan wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-06-09 at 16:01 -0600, J. Marsden DeLapp wrote:
>> I am having trouble with an extremely slow rsync connection from outside my office. This started a few weeks ago.
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>> Outgoing connections seem to be fine, including web browsing and email. A speed test shows normal speeds ~850k up/ 3
>> Mbps down
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>> Anyone got any ideas on how I can narrow down the problem and get it fixed?
> I'll start with a speed test at the other end
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Using wget on a remote server to download a photo from my office server:
1,730,373 15.2K/s in 1m 46s
2009-06-09 17:42:24 (15.9 KB/s)
This is blazingly fast compared to getting the same file via rsync
1.73M 100% 5.89kB/s 0:04:46 (xfer#1, to-check=0/2)
sent 33 bytes received 1.73M bytes 5.76K bytes/sec
total size is 1.73M speedup is 1.00
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I'd continue with both,<BR>
an rsync local test at the sender's lan end<BR>
and another rsync local test at the receiver's lan end<BR>
then check for QoS in both networks,<BR>
and then whether any of both (if two) ISPs are throttling rsync<BR>
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Using wget to download a 70 MB movie from archive.org to the same remote server shows a very fast connection on the
remote server.
70,490,392 2.43M/s in 27s
2009-06-09 17:58:33 (2.48 MB/s) - `e-dv095_pa_07_lessig_001.mpg' saved [70490392/70490392]
Using wget to download the same movie to my office computer
70,490,392 180K/s in 7m 15s
2009-06-09 18:14:18 (158 KB/s) - `e-dv095_pa_07_lessig_001.mpg' saved [70490392/70490392]
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