From: Jack J. <tr...@ho...> - 2002-10-23 10:53:14
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Hi gurus When I first installed Webmin on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 Filemanager within Webmin worked fine. After I have compiled a new kernel and made some other adjustments (which I don´t remember all), Filemanager is very slow. To edit or upload a file from the internal lan take an awful time. A 2 mb file could take one hour. Is there some service which I have disabled who needs to run?. Or did I forgot something when I compiled the new kernel? (2.4.19). I would be very happy if someone could help me with this problem. I am running both Webmin and Filemanager in the latest version. The box which Webmin is running on acts like a firewall and router with 3 nics (10 mb) attached to it. One is for a dmz. Thanks Jack _________________________________________________________________ MSN Foto: Det enklaste sättet att dela fotoalbum http://photos.msn.se/ |
From: Jack J. <tr...@ho...> - 2002-10-23 12:51:30
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Hi Jamie No, it does not take a long time to open Filemanager or move around the directories. Neither to create a file/directory or open a file for editing. It´s the saving or uploading of a file thats take a very long time. Everything else seem to work normal. Thanks in advance for any help you can give. Regards Jack _________________________________________________________________ Hela veckans väder http://www.msn.se/vader |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2002-10-24 02:22:55
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Jack Jones wrote: > Hi Jamie >=20 > No, it does not take a long time to open Filemanager or move around the= =20 > directories. Neither to create a file/directory or open a file for=20 > editing. It=B4s the saving or uploading of a file thats take a very lon= g=20 > time. Everything else seem to work normal. Is the amount of time that it takes proportional to the size of the file being uploaded, or is it pretty much the same? Also, are uploads via anot= her method (such as FTP) equally slow? - Jamie |
From: Jack J. <tr...@ho...> - 2002-10-24 11:08:59
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Hi Jamie Yes, it seem to be proportional to the size of the file. A bigger file take much longer to save or upload. I have tried to upload with SSH and it´s the same problem there. I have a ftpserver on my dmz and it´s working fine, average speed is about 80 kb/s from internal lan. I don´t know if ftp has a limit in speed. Could this problem with my slow Filemanager have anything to do with protocols?. As I mentioned before everything was fine until I compiled a new kernel and have made some changes to my system. I have disabled some services that don´t need to be running. Could that be the problem, and which service need to be running in that case?. Best regards Jack _________________________________________________________________ Bli förälskad på MSN Dejting http://www.msn.se/dejting/default.asp |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2002-10-25 02:41:45
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Jack Jones wrote: > Hi Jamie >=20 > Yes, it seem to be proportional to the size of the file. A bigger file=20 > take much longer to save or upload. I have tried to upload with SSH and= =20 > it=B4s the same problem there. I have a ftpserver on my dmz and it=B4s=20 > working fine, average speed is about 80 kb/s from internal lan. I don=B4= t=20 > know if ftp has a limit in speed. Could this problem with my slow=20 > Filemanager have anything to do with protocols?. As I mentioned before=20 > everything was fine until I compiled a new kernel and have made some=20 > changes to my system. I have disabled some services that don=B4t need t= o=20 > be running. Could that be the problem, and which service need to be=20 > running in that case?. If it is happening with SSH as well, then the problem must in the kernel, network interface or firewall configuration. Check any firewall rules tha= t might apply to webmin's port, and the MTU of your network interface - it may be= too high. - Jamie |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2002-10-23 11:30:29
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Jack Jones wrote: > Hi gurus >=20 > When I first installed Webmin on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 Filemanager withi= n=20 > Webmin worked fine. After I have compiled a new kernel and made some=20 > other adjustments (which I don=B4t remember all), Filemanager is very=20 > slow. To edit or upload a file from the internal lan take an awful time= .=20 > A 2 mb file could take one hour. Is there some service which I have=20 > disabled who needs to run?. Or did I forgot something when I compiled=20 > the new kernel? (2.4.19). I would be very happy if someone could help m= e=20 > with this problem. I am running both Webmin and Filemanager in the=20 > latest version. The box which Webmin is running on acts like a firewall= =20 > and router with 3 nics (10 mb) attached to it. One is for a dmz. Is it all the operating in the file manager that are slow, or just a few of them? For example, does it take a long time to load or a long time to enter a directory? When you say that editing is slow, is it the opening o= f the file that takes a long time, or the saving? - Jamie |