This is not a wget issue, I saw something like that on a capped cable modem, may be thats how caps are implemented. No problem on the LAN.
> > From: "Abdullah al-Muhaitheef" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2002/06/20 Thu AM 08:41:03 GMT > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Question about wget !! > > > Hi guys,, > > Thank you for the wonderful tool "wget" :) > > However, I have an inquiry.. > > I was downloading several files for network analysis and I found that if I download >files within different ranges, I got different speeds !! see the following: > > 1- 2-8 kb ==> the speed is fine (fast) > 2- 9-16 kb ==> the speed gets slower 4 times or more > 3- 17-24 kb ==> the speed return back to the normal (!!!) > 4- 25- 32 kb ==> again, the speed gets slower 4 times.. > > and so on, the curve looks like something like that > ____ ____ ____ ___.. > ___| |___| |___| |___| > > So is there any logical explanation for that :) > > Waiting for your response. > > Thanks > Abdullah > >
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Hi guys,,
Thank you for the wonderful tool "wget"
:)
However, I have an inquiry..
I was downloading several files for network
analysis and I found that if I download files within different ranges, I got
different speeds !! see the following:
1- 2-8
kb ==> the speed is fine (fast)
2- 9-16 kb
==> the speed gets slower 4 times or more
3-
17-24 kb ==> the speed
return back to the normal (!!!)
4- 25- 32 kb ==> again,
the speed gets slower 4 times..
and so on, the curve looks like something like
that
____ ____ ____
___..
___| |___| |___| |___|
So is there any logical explanation for that :)
Waiting for your response.
Thanks
Abdullah |
