Marking as fixed. Feel free to reopen if you still have the issue
** Changed in: gnome-vfs2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Fix Released
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Just for the info: I use 14 seconds to open a share with 500 folders inside.
That is from i doubble click it, till the content is fully shown. (And it is
only the first time, guess it is some cache somewhere).
So I will say that browsing a share is usable, and this is over wireless.
Ipw2200
it is still rather slow, i don't how it was before the update though!
sometimes the shares can't be displayed the first time you try. i have to hit
reload almost everytime im browsing the shares of a remote windows computer.
besides that it's working better than in breezy :)
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works for me.
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This upload has the patch pointed by upstream, could people who noticed smb
speed issues comment if that makes it better after restarting their session?
gnome-vfs2 (2.14.0-0ubuntu2) dapper; urgency=low
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* debian/patches/15_smb_cache_lookup_fix.patch:
- fix the smb cache lookup, patch
Those are some good news, indeed :)
So, has the patch already been applied?
I don't want to push anyone, just trying to close some bugs ;-)
clast
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I just noticed this bug after googling for slow network in Dapper. I have the
same problem. Local Network browsing is useable but slow, across the wireless
network it is pretty close to unusable. If I can help in anyway
Both machines are using Realtech chipset Belkin cards, but from whats
** Attachment added: debdiff of the patched version
http://librarian.launchpad.net/2124270/smb.patch
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rubinstein,
sorry I'm a bit late but I can confirm the behavior you have.
frank
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Could someone attach (a non-HTML-mangled version of) the patch linked above?
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I can confirm that the problem here with excessive connections occurs here too
and that the patch linked to above fixes the problem.
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Yes, that's it. I checked with SWAT, and I have hundreds of smb processes, and
I'm the only user. With Breezy, there are only a handful of open processes.
Applying the patch from
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-vfs-list/2006-March/msg00048.html
should fix this bug. Good news indeed.
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Do any of you have access to that samba server and can check if it is suffering
from a high load or millions of smbd processes or something?
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-vfs-list/2006-March/msg00048.html could be
related.
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Status: Confirmed =
I am also having the same problem. Yesterday my samba was working fine with
5.10 but as today i upgraded to dapper it is quite slow.
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Thanks Sebastien, appreciate what you do, we know you work like mad :-)
Just for the record: Tried fedora core 5 and smb browsing via nautilus was
quite snappy, so it must be (at least a little bit) Ubuntu-specific.
Nevertheless, interesting news:
I get very slow browsing when I use the
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