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Old 07-09-2009, 11:18 AM   #1
abhig
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Question file writing over nfs very slow


Hi guys,
I am trying something. I wrote a simple shell program to test something where continuous while loop writes on a file over the nfs. The time taken to write "hello" 3000 times take about 10 sec which is not right. Ideally it should take fraction of seconds. If I write on the local disk, it happens instantaneously. "dd" command works fine over the network. Not sure if it is doing the same thing as filw writing with a shell script.
Can someone suggest me where to look at if it is NFS issue?
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Abhi.
 
  


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