More data points - problem still exists in Jaunty AFAICS This method should be easier to reproduce for most people rather than relying on iptraf etc.
I created a 120meg file called 'test' via /dev/urandom and dd, then tried comparing sftp client and regular cp over gvfs
~/.gvfs/sftp on HardyBox.local/home/me ==> time cp /tmp/test .
real 3m15.006s user 0m0.116s sys 0m2.320s
==> time sftp -b batch me@HardyBox sftp> put test Uploading test to /home/me/test
real 0m48.166s user 0m9.497s sys 0m13.497s
That's over my 100baseT half duplex LAN, one end Jaunty one end Hardy.
More data points - problem still exists in Jaunty AFAICS
This method should be easier to reproduce for most people rather than relying on iptraf etc.
I created a 120meg file called 'test' via /dev/urandom and dd, then tried comparing sftp client and regular cp over gvfs
~/.gvfs/sftp on HardyBox. local/home/ me
==> time cp /tmp/test .
real 3m15.006s
user 0m0.116s
sys 0m2.320s
==> time sftp -b batch me@HardyBox
sftp> put test
Uploading test to /home/me/test
real 0m48.166s
user 0m9.497s
sys 0m13.497s
That's over my 100baseT half duplex LAN, one end Jaunty one end Hardy.