[OpenAFS] replication over slower bandwidth
muayad y
muayad_y@yahoo.com
Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:45:54 -0800 (PST)
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> Are you seeing the same performance issues with the 1.6 version of=0A =
'vos'?=A0=20
=A0 I tried it and it was terribly unstable=A0 on debian squeeze,
>=A0Can you confirm that commenting out the field and rebuilding=0A rest=
ores the slow transmission speed with the 1.4 vos?r>=0A =20
no, I did it again but there is no improvement, so uncommenting the maxPack=
etsize does not help, first, it want change the laignment cause it has size=
of=A0 8-bytes + it is not being referenced=A0 in the source tree. Probably =
that vos release occured while wan connection was functioning at max bandwi=
dth.=20
=0A If the answer is 'yes' to the previous question, instead of removing=
=0A the comment from maxPacketSize, do you see a similar performance=0A =
benefit if you add a new field later in the structure?=A0 Perhaps=0A =
after 'refCount' or 'securityIndex'?
=0A =20
=0A As Simon said, if there is a problem with how this structure is=0A =
being processed, we probably have a similar problem throughout the=0A =
code base.=A0=A0 It is important for us to understand what the cause of=0A =
the problem is.
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top" style=3D"font: inherit;">> Are you seeing the same performance issu=
es with the 1.6 version of=0A 'vos'? <br> I tried it and it =
was terribly unstable on debian squeeze,<br>> Can you confirm=
that commenting out the field and rebuilding=0A restores the slow trans=
mission speed with the 1.4 vos<span>?</span>r>=0A <br>no, I did it ag=
ain but there is no improvement, so unc<span>ommenting th</span>e maxPacket=
size does not help, first, it want change the laignment cause it has sizeof=
8-bytes + it is not being referenced in the source tree. Proba=
bly that vos release occured while wan connection was functioning at max ba=
ndwidth. <br><br><blockquote style=3D"border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 25=
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>=0A If the answer is 'yes' to the previous question, instead of removin=
g=0A the comment from maxPacketSize, do you see a similar performance=0A=
benefit if you add a new field later in the structure? Perhaps=0A=
after 'refCount' or 'securityIndex'?<br>=0A <br>=0A As Simon said=
, if there is a problem with how this structure is=0A being processed, w=
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p; It is important for us to understand what the cause of=0A the problem=
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