[Unison-hackers] Thread settings not respected for directory transfers?

[Alan Schmitt]

On 11 janv. 08, at 20:58, Matthias Hopf wrote:

> On Jan 06, 08 12:26:38 +0100, Alan Schmitt wrote:
>> However I've recently noticed that if I create a big directory and  
>> upload
>> it through unison, I often get disconnections. Looking at network
>> transfers, in a normal transfer I see oscillations between maximum  
>> upload
>> speed and no transfer, even for big files. I guess this is due to  
>> some
>
> Sounds like bad mtu...
>
> Try setting a smaller mtu with ifconfig on your network interface.


I've tried with a mtu set at 1300 and the problem still occurs. I can  
transfer any big file, but as soon as many files  are transferred at  
once, the connection dies. So I guess the problem remains: when  
transferring a directory, the thread setting does not seem to be use  
(several files are being sent at the same time).

Alan


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