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Re: upload file transfer speed?
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Re: upload file transfer speed?


  • Subject: Re: upload file transfer speed?
  • From: Hsu <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 15:28:35 -0700

That seems slow to me; I remember being able to transer 500MB files in something like 10minutes (going off memory here, could be wrong). What if you try over a dedicated link?

Karl

On Monday, September 15, 2003, at 01:21  PM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:

I have a WO app which accests uploaded files (through a multipart form post). It uses the streaming API, through the WOMultipartIterator, to read the file in a chunk at a time, and write it out to disk.

The amount of time it takes to upload a file seems surprisingly slow to me. In tests, my browser is on the university network, and so is the server. Both have switched-100 connections. Of course, I'm aware that I wouldn't expect the transfer to be at anywhere near 100Mb/s. There are many other factors involved (including disk speed, because I'm writing to the disk in chunks as the data is sent over).

But I'm wondering if the speeds I'm getting are slower than one would expect, or if that's just how it goes. To upload an approx 9 mb file, it takes around 110 seconds. That's somewhere around 87 kbits per second. That _seems_ horrendously slow to me, but I really don't know; maybe that's about what I should expect? Or is something wrong somewhere?

--Jonathan
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