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Especially for transferring to a network share, it may be advantageous to have a larger buffer size. I got a 33% speed increase transferring a 740 G file over gigabit to a samba share (Win XP VM to CentOS host) by bumping up the buffer size to as much a 4MiB. I propose making a module-level variable in pyrocopy.py that is used in _copyFile() to set the buffer size in kiB.
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Especially for transferring to a network share, it may be advantageous to have a larger buffer size. I got a 33% speed increase transferring a 740 G file over gigabit to a samba share (Win XP VM to CentOS host) by bumping up the buffer size to as much a 4MiB. I propose making a module-level variable in
pyrocopy.py
that is used in_copyFile()
to set the buffer size in kiB.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: