This one time, at band camp, Mark L. Kahnt said: > You and me both fumbling at this - my hope was that there was > something I was overlooking - maybe filtering or firewall (I've tried > this with every part of those shut off) or even some sort of > management setting on how much bandwidth I can bring into my own box > in a stretch of time. I've tried pulling ISOs through my own > webserver and ftp server on the box, with no problems, but at the > moment I don't have a working second box available (my second computer > "hosed" fried its cpu after 5 1/2 years of 24/7 operation without a > reliable fan on its heatsink) - I want (whether this happens or not > depends on clients wanting to buy enough to get a volume discount on > equipment) a couple rack mountable smp units, but *wanted* systems > don't transfer files until they are actually *bought and installed* ;) OK, let's try a couple of things. df -H - you're not running out of room, are you? Can you do large file transfers with other things over the net (sendfile, ftp?) - if you want, we can test with sendfile offlist. Write me if you want to try, although my upload is only about 12K/sec - might take a while (^: wget is usually better at spitting out errors than browsers, as is jigdo - you might want to try those to see what's spit out. Hmm . . . hmm . . . anybody else have any ideas for figuring out whether this is a connectivity or disk space/quota/something problem? -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |Stephen Gran | Psychoanalysis is that mental illness for | |steve@lobefin.net | which it regards itself a therapy. -- Karl | |http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | Kraus | | | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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