Jeremy Allison wrote:
An interesting thing you could do is to use a port of smbclient on Windows (no I don't know where to get one :-) to copy the client to the Windows client in userspace. smbclient will use read pipelining (ie. issue more than one read at a time) whereas Windows clients issue one read, wait for response, issue the next read, wait for response etc.
I will try using smbclient from a Linux client and see how that compares to using the Linux kernel's SMB implementation. That's easy to do. :)
I'll see what I can do to get smbclient compiled in Windows. Oy. This should be interesting..
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