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Have any of you wondered why rsync via ssh is slow as hell? It's not just rsync, but anything based on the rsync algorighm (rdiff-backup, for example) is very slow. I get 1.5-2MiB/s when I use rsync via ssh. If I use rsync via the rsync daemon, I get around 8MiB/s, which similar to samba.
However, scp, which uses ssh tunneling as well is fast. I get 8MiB/s when I use scp. What is wrong with the rsync algorighm that makes SSH so bloody slow. scp proves that it's not ssh that is the problem.
Last edited by SpookyET (2008-05-09 20:17:59)
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Rsync is meant to speed up transfers when some duplicate files exist between host and destination. When just transferring files, scp will always be faster.
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