"C. Michael Pilato" <cmpilato@collab.net> writes:
> Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> writes:
>
> > Can anyone else reproduce this? I mean, if I run the win32
> > commandline client against a large Linux-apache server, is it likely
> > to happen to me?
>
> Ben, you'll recall that I've been doing simultaneous checkouts of
> /trunk on a Windows box from a Linux/Apache server. Ten checkouts
> going at once, all pounding my little NTFS harddrive, and they all
> completed successfully in about 9 minutes. At one file per second, we
> would be able to checkout only 540 files. But we do soooo much better
> than that -- there are over 2000 files in our /trunk tree, spread
> across some 150 directories. That means that with *ten* checkouts
> hitting the same server and pounding the same client's disk, we're
> doing more like 3-4 files per second.
Ahhhh, right. Thanks.
So the question is: what is it about Christopher's hardware/software
or environment that is causing this behavior, since it seems *not* to
be the norm?
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Received on Sat Oct 4 18:26:12 2003