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Hello everyone,
I am running arch on my laptop and also on my local server (love it so far!).
These days I installed owncloud on my server . Everything works fine - except the file transmission rate. I wanted to upload a ~400MB folder with many subdirectories. Since the browser upload does not work with directories I mounted my owncloud via:
# mount -t davfs http://server/owncloud/remote.php/webdav /mnt/owncloud
Weird thing about this - I was not able to mount the owncloud with HTTPS - only HTTP worked (???)
After I successfully mounted OC I tried to copy my files with rsync:
# rsync -rtv --progress source /mnt/owncloud
Although the "upload" started after a couple of seconds, the speed was everything but satisfying: 120kb/s , 160kb/s, 50kb/s and so on...
Here are some information about my setup:
- the owncloud data directory on my server is mounted on a logical volume based on one ssd and one 5400rpm sata (mixing sata and ssd bad practice?)
- my computers are connected through 1Gbit LAN
- the webserver is apache
- I am not sure if its only webdav but the browser upload and download seems quite fast (the 400MB zipped takes about 5 - 10 seconds)
Whats wrong on my system?
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Is uploading a single big file via webdav slow too? Otherwise it might be a file system problem or owncloud's database can't is slow because of the many files and subdirectories
I put at button on it. Yes. I wish to press it, but I'm not sure what will happen if I do. (Gune | Titan A.E.)
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From my own experience I can say that ownCloud is just very slow in this regard. I'm using now Seafile for my file syncing and am very happy with it so far. The server is written in C (and not awful PHP all the way, like ownCloud) and thus fast and reliable. Plus it offers file versioning, so in case you accidentally delete/altera file you can revert it back any time (you can't do this with ownCloud as far as I know)
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