Hi, can somebody explain the following numbers - especially why FTP is that dead slow compared to SFTP handling a lot of files? I measure a simple copy action of a directory containing some few files:
======================================== FTP ======================================== * Initial Run - Exporter.............................................. 8252.0 ms * Single File (25kb) - Exporter.............................................. 8021.0 ms * Single File (25000kb) - Exporter.............................................. 11437.0 ms * Single File (50000kb) - Exporter.............................................. 16043.0 ms * Single Directory (with 10 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 47859.0 ms * Single Directory (with 25 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 113964.0 ms * Single Directory (with 50 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 224312.0 ms ======================================== SFTP ======================================== * Initial Run - Exporter.............................................. 1252.0 ms * Single File (25kb) - Exporter.............................................. 921.0 ms * Single File (25000kb) - Exporter.............................................. 14952.0 ms * Single File (50000kb) - Exporter.............................................. 24885.0 ms * Single Directory (with 10 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 601.0 ms * Single Directory (with 25 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 922.0 ms * Single Directory (with 50 files of 1kb) - Exporter.............................................. 1552.0 ms Any explanation or - even better - suggestions to improve FTP speed? - Jörg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
