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Hi, I hope someone could shed some light on this one...
The setup: 2 boxes, one acting as ssh client, the other one as ssh server.
The problem: When I ssh to my box on the internet, any download initiated through ssh is painfully slow, only about 40 or 50 KB/s. Only when I download or upload files from/to this box without ssh, the speed is normal, that is a few MB/s.
Examples:
From my client box:
scp filename servername:~
The file is uploaded fast, as expected.
From my client box:
wget servername/somefile
The file is downloaded fast, as expected.
From my server box:
wget somefile_on_internet
or
pacman -Syu
Download is fast only if I do this from local session (with keyboard attached to the server directly). When I do the same from ssh session, download is slow.
In any other aspect, ssh is working fine, I don't have any noticeable delay when typing and executing commands.
Thanks!
Last edited by mico (2013-06-12 19:01:52)
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Sounds like a cryptography bottleneck. What cypher are you using, and what is your key strength?
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I am using ecdsa. I am not sure about the key length, but judging from file size I think it is 521 bits.
I checked CPU usage on the server while downloading through ssh, and it is almost zero, 99% idle. Same on the client.
Last edited by mico (2013-06-12 19:35:48)
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