I find lookupd to be the culprit with slow logins. I don't know what to
do about it. Apple admits it slows things down but doesn't think it's a
serious problem. From the command line go "top -s3 -c" and watch what
happens when you you try to FTP into the machine. On a G5, lookupd goes
right to the top, hogs all the CPU and stays there 20-30 seconds. Some
say this has been fixed with recent Tiger releases, I don't know, I'm
still at 10.3.9 and holding.
On Tue, 2006-01-31 at 08:36, Benjamin Adams wrote:
> My FTP server has a slow connection. I runs between 30-40
> connections at all times. I have almost unlimited amount of
> bandwidth. Once they are connected it transfers at a good speed. I
> have max connections set to 50. Is there something else I can do to
> speed up the user connections to the ftp server?
>
> Ben
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