Tino Schwarze wrote:
> I would take a look at a network traffic dump - maybe something is bad
> there? More suspects: Windows firewall, some other firewall inbeteween?
> Did you try Windows rsyncd -> Windows rsync (to rule out some strange
> Linux vs. Windows network stack issue)?

It's not the network; I did a test using rsync as the client and rsyncd 
as the server, on the same machine (ie. the network stack was involved 
but not the network itself), and then I got 22MB/s.  While 22MB/s is an 
improvement over 5MB/s, it's still a long ways away from the performance 
I saw doing smb backups with BackupPC (65MB/s using smbclient).
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