[Fwd: OpenSSH - scp - transfer rate patch] (fwd)
Pekka Savola
pekkas at netcore.fi
Sat Oct 21 03:03:12 EST 2000
On Fri, 20 Oct 2000, Jim Knoble wrote:
> Circa 2000-Oct-20 09:07:12 +0300 dixit Pekka Savola:
>
> : Speaking of scp and ETA, it'd appear to be calculating ETA a bit
> : off. This can be seen when scp'ing over a slower link. After the counter
> : hits 100%, scp still transfers for like 4-5 seconds. Anyone else note
> : this?
>
> Me Too(tm). I suspect this may be due to operating system buffering
> and hence beyond the control of OpenSSH.
Well.
When I was talking about slow, I mean slow compared to 100Mbit/s
FE :-). Here, 256kbit/s link is used.
A transfer of a 750 KB file. Scp counters _begin_ at 29%, keep in 100%
for like 3-4 seconds. During that time, last 135 _kilobytes_ are
transferred.
Large buffers, if that's it.
I wager the counter is about that 29% off in this case.
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