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Message-ID: <20141003013008.GC4505@openwall.com> Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2014 05:30:08 +0400 From: Solar Designer <solar@...nwall.com> To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: Having trouble uploading to the wiki On Thu, Oct 02, 2014 at 08:33:23PM -0400, Robert Harris wrote: > The file was (38,447,718 bytes) and it took. > > The first count to 100% took 4 minutes, 29 seconds. > adding the 2nd count to 100% gives a total time of: 7 minutes, 45 seconds > > I get the "failed" returned again. No idea why you get a count to 100% twice, but you're clearly bumping into the timeout. > So, maybe increasing the time out will help. Also, these files are getting > bigger and bigger and maybe its time to increase the file size limit. For now, I'd rather have the file size limit prevent these files from getting bigger and bigger. ;-) Only these 3 .chr files should be included in the main archive: ascii.chr, digits.chr, and lm_ascii.chr. The rest, when needed, may be obtained separately, such as from john-extra-20130529.tar.xz on the JtR homepage. We're not including all possible wordlists along with JtR - so why include all possible .chr files? > BTW, I just measured my upload speed and it is over 10Mbps (fiber to my > house), using one of those bandwidth measuring sites. Perhaps there's network congestion somewhere between you and the wiki. It's a long route. As a test, I downloaded linux-3.16.3.tar.xz to the wiki server separately from 3 IP addresses that ftp.kernel.org resolves to: ftp.all.kernel.org has address 149.20.4.69 ftp.all.kernel.org has address 199.204.44.194 ftp.all.kernel.org has address 198.145.20.140 These completed as follows: 80502284 bytes transferred in 52 seconds (1.48M/s) 80502284 bytes transferred in 47 seconds (1.62M/s) 80502284 bytes transferred in 47 seconds (1.63M/s) That's not fast, but it's above 10 Mbps too. Alexander
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