iocc2
03-27-2005, 12:27 AM
(I couldnt figure out any better subject)
I run flashfxp 3.0.2 (build 1045) in windows (no $hit!) and everything I download
is downloaded to a NFS-share in a linux box (Yes, I run NFS in windows).
Problem is, it takes some seconds before the file is created and ready to write
to... And flashfxp *FREEZE* during that time! And I will get lower speed because of
that freeze at the begining... I got 16 Mbit down and tested this from a server
that got 1 Gbit, it usually starts about 1000 Kb/s, then FREEZE and lockup for
about 2-3 sec (cant do anything in flashfxp). Then its down to about 500 KB/s and
slowly its gets faster, sometimes up to 1500 KB/s ...
What Im asking is if it would be possible to make flashfxp NOT lockup because it
cant write the file fast enough and cache the data in RAM instead?
This might be a suggestion for a new feature.. Or maybe its just me that have
missed some setting that does something like this?
I run flashfxp 3.0.2 (build 1045) in windows (no $hit!) and everything I download
is downloaded to a NFS-share in a linux box (Yes, I run NFS in windows).
Problem is, it takes some seconds before the file is created and ready to write
to... And flashfxp *FREEZE* during that time! And I will get lower speed because of
that freeze at the begining... I got 16 Mbit down and tested this from a server
that got 1 Gbit, it usually starts about 1000 Kb/s, then FREEZE and lockup for
about 2-3 sec (cant do anything in flashfxp). Then its down to about 500 KB/s and
slowly its gets faster, sometimes up to 1500 KB/s ...
What Im asking is if it would be possible to make flashfxp NOT lockup because it
cant write the file fast enough and cache the data in RAM instead?
This might be a suggestion for a new feature.. Or maybe its just me that have
missed some setting that does something like this?