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Originally Posted by Yil
I'm not sure I understand what you are saying... Could you try to explain each test again? Also, just for comparison, could you use an FTP client and download with and without SSL to the same machine directly? That should help make it clear if the other side is slowing things down.
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monocore cpu:
WinXP Professional Service Pack 3 32bit
AMD Sempron 2400+ or AMD Athlon 64 processor 3500+
test1: ioFTPD 7.5.9 in monocore cpu machine and fiber 10mbits up\dn, download from it with ftprush with my 4mbits dsl in ssl, i get 250kb/s speed, too slow, should be 500kb/s (full speed for my dsl)
test2: ioFTPD 7.5.9 in monocore cpu machine and fiber 10mbits up\dn, download from it with ftprush with my 4mbits dsl WITHOUT ssl, i get 500kb/s speed, so full speed for my dsl
test3: ioFTPD 7.5.9 in monocore cpu machine and fiber 10mbits up\dn, FXP from a drftpd or glftpd with 100mbits fiber, in ssl and WITHOUT ssl or tls, i get 50% of total bandwith, like 500kb/s, it should be 900kb/s or 1mb/s ( that's the 100% of 10mbits fiber )
i tried also to download from ioFTPD 7.5.9 in monocore cpu machine and fiber 10mbits up\dn TO 100mbit glftpd or drftpd with and without ssl or tls, but same speed, 50% of total bandwith, so 500kb/s, not 900kb/s or 1mb/s
test4: ioFTPD 7.5.9 in quadcore machine like INTEL Q6600 2,4Ghz, same ioftpd.ini config and same scripts ( ioA, ioninja, nxtools )
-download in local with ftprush with my dsl 4mbit, with ssl and without ssl, make full speed like 500kb/s
-fxp from or to this ioFTPD 7.5.9 in quadcore machine, make full speed like 900kb/s 1mb/s, so very close at 90% of total bandwith
ioFTPD 7.5.9 in quadcore machine have WIN7 64bit