file sharing painfully slow
Chris Murphy
lists at colorremedies.com
Mon Mar 19 19:29:16 PDT 2007
900 items in a folder, all JPEGs, no custom icons on an G5 XServe,
2GB RAM, 4TB XRAID dual fiber channel on dedicated T1. Client is
accessing the folder via AFP over a 1.5Mbps DSL connection. Routinely
this takes 4.5 minutes, (during which time the finder is
beachballing, of course), for the client Finder to not only be
available but display the contents of the folder.
ftp of a 70MB file confirms bandwidth is fine.
So what's the explanation for this lunacy, and more importantly,
what's the workaround? This is a crazy amount of time to have to wait
for remotely accessing a folder over a reasonable connection. It's
actually faster to use ARD and an ftp program to manage these files,
but that's cumbersome for other reasons. It's almost like the Finder
is asking for the icon status for every single JPEG, but I'm not sure
what the deal is.
Suggestions?
Chris Murphy
Color Remedies (TM)
New York, NY
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