Work in progress
The tests below were conducted from a VM client (win7) located in Utrecht against a VM server (debian lenny) located in Amsterdam. The network path was at least 1 Gbps (with 2-10Gbps path segments in between), 5 hops and a latency of approx. 3-5 ms (both IPv6 and IPv4).
When testing other installs make a note of client location, server location, number of network hops and latency (with traceroute) and whether IPV6 and/or SSL is used.
The table contains upload times (mm:ss) computed from the timestamp of the call to fs_uploadit.php in the apache log (start) and the timestamp of the first fs_main.php call in the apache log after that (stop).
| Browser | Version | Tweaks | OS | FileSender Version | Debug | HTML5 | SSL Cipher |
IPv6? | Time (mm:ss) |
Speed (Mbps) |
| Chrome |
- | Win7 | yes | |||||||
| --use-system-ssl1 | yes | |||||||||
| Browser | Version | Tweaks | OS | FileSender Version | Latency (ms) | Debug | HTML5 | SSL Cipher |
IPv6? | Time (mm:ss) |
Speed (Mbps) |
| Chrome |
? | - | Win7 | 1.1 AARNet | 23 | yes | ? | ? | app. 4.5 | ||
| ? | --use-system-ssl1 | Win7 | 1.1. AARNet | 23 | yes | ? | ? | 60 | |||
| FireFox | 4.0 | Ubuntu 11 LiveCD | 1.1 AARNet | 23 | yes | ? | ? | 60-80 | |||
Notes
1 There appears to be an issue with uploads from Chrome on Win7 using the default NSS libraries. See http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=69813#c45