>> > Also, when comparing to command line tools (like OpenSSH
>> sftp), libssh2 is
>> > much slower because its approach to sending/receiving is
>> synchronous where
>> > as the command line tools use asynchronous approach. When
>> libssh2 sends
>> > onepacket, it can not send another before the previous one
>> is acknowledged.
>>
>> At what packet level is this "acknowledgement" done? I don't
>> see any such ACK
>> packets in RFC4253, or am I just blind?
"Acknowledgment" is a wrong word, sorry. Libssh2 blocks while it waits
for response to a sent request. Command line tools do not have this
limitation. They have their own "stack" implementation where they fire
away tens of requests for data after first few successfull requests and
they take care of the ordering of received responses based on TCP
sequences. Thus the bandwidth is never unused as the requests and
responses are fulfilling it to its capacity.
Sorry for the incorrect and confusing wording.
/jUSSi
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