On Wednesday 03 September 2003 06:26, Jeff Greene wrote: > I can't understand why, but now there is a delay in my > SSH connection. When I type, it takes about a second > for the characters to display in the terminal. I've > been using SSH for over year now and I've never had a > problem with it. I did upgrade to apache2 and also > recompiled my kernel to gentoo-sources-2.4.20-r6. It's > only after those two things, I realized that it was > slow. I don't know how any of those two things would > affect them, but maybe someone on this list can see a > connection. > > Is there anything else that would cause this?
Normally this delay occurs if your connection is not fast enough, especially the upload (since you are uploading the characters that you type). I encounter this regularly when I have an p2p app (like mldonkey) running which eats up almost all of my upload bandwidth. The download speed is okay though, because I see the output without delay. You can test it with anything that gives lots of output very quickly. To check your connection run netstat and look at the TCP section (it's the first at the top). Or if you want to see the raw network activity check /proc/net/dev . To see the changes in the values run "watch -d cat /proc/net/dev" . If you have a continuous upload stream maybe it's coming from your apache when it has many requests? Try shutting it down and see if that's the problem. Hope it helps. Cheers, Renat -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
