Re: git-upload-pack bandwidth cap over SSH?

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Joshua Jensen <jjensen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Update: I just copied a large file via 'scp', and the downstream still
> capped at 1.55-ish megabytes per second.  So it isn't Git.

What's the CPU usage on both sides?

To benchmark SSH, you can also do things like (on Unix) :

  ssh host 'head -c 100000000 /dev/zero' | wc -c

(to make sure you're not benchmarking your hard drive)

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