Les Mikesell wrote:
> The usual killer with windows targets is an on-access virus scanner, but that 
> doesn't explain the SMB speed unless there is some kind of exception there.

My test files weren't binaries or .zip files or anything that needed to 
be scanned.

What are all of you seeing with rsyncd performance from windows clients? 
  What rsyncd version do you use?
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