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! scope="row" | LINUX || Upload
 
! scope="row" | LINUX || Upload

Revision as of 13:08, 10 June 2016

TransferMatrix to HPSS FUSE MOUNT
Client OS Direction #of proc/streams #of files lftp(MB/s) sftp(MB/s) scp(MB/s) rsync(MB/s)
LINUX Upload 1 1 76.38 79 77 85
5 5 268
12 15 317
15 15 330
LINUX Download 1 1 68 67 94 95
5 1 213
12 1 176
15 1 301


LFTP usefull commands:

1. Upload a local file(lfile) to a remote file(rfile):

  • lftp>put lfile -o rfile

2. Upload (mirror reverse) a local directory using nn processes:

  • lftp>mirror -c -R -Pnn ldir rdir

3. Download a remote directory using pget(nn streams) for every single file:

  • lftp>mirror -c --use-pget-n=nn rdir ldir