- benchmark_network.sh:
- Removed info() call in run_fastsync that contaminated output parsing
- Reduced excessive wait times (was up to 66s for WAN)
- More reasonable dynamic wait based on latency
- compare_rsync.sh:
- Fixed hardcoded -n 4 connections, now accepts connection count parameter
- Replaced slow md5sum verification with fast file count+size check
- Added latency-aware wait times for 1 connection
- benchmark.sh:
- Added sync after client to ensure disk writes complete
- Added EXIT trap for tc netem cleanup and process cleanup
- Removed duplicate manual cleanup
- benchmark_comprehensive.sh:
- Added latency-aware wait times for 1 connection in run_fastsync
- Added documentation note that rsync/cp bypass tc netem (use benchmark_network.sh for fair TCP comparison)
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- Dynamically scale wait time based on latency and connection count
- 1 connection gets additional latency-proportional wait time
- Added extra sync calls after server shutdown
- Prevents verification failures due to slow disk writes under WAN conditions
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- rsync runs over TCP via rsyncd daemon on loopback (127.0.0.1:19400)
- All tools (fastsync, rsync, rsync+compress) experience SAME network conditions
- Uses absolute paths in rsyncd.conf for reliability
- Network simulation (tc netem) applies to ALL TCP-based tool tests
- WAN results show fastSyncAI ~20-52x faster than rsync
- LAN results show fastSyncAI ~4.7x faster than rsync
- 1-connection verification sometimes fails (timing issue, minor)
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- rsync now uses rsyncd daemon over TCP (rsync://127.0.0.1:port)
so it experiences the same tc netem network simulation as fastSyncAI
- rclone uses rclone serve over TCP for fair comparison
- Network simulation stays active for ALL TCP-based tool tests
- cp remains as local baseline (no network)
- Results clearly separated into:
* fastSyncAI (multi-connection, over TCP)
* Other Network Tools (over TCP)
* Local Baseline (cp, no network)
- Added network overhead analysis vs local cp
This ensures fair apples-to-apples comparison between tools under
identical network conditions (LAN, WAN, packet loss, jitter).
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- Add rsync, rsync+compress, cp (baseline) comparisons
- Add optional rclone comparison (if installed)
- Network simulation active during fastSyncAI tests only
- Local tools (rsync, cp, rclone) run without network latency
- Compare speedup of best fastSyncAI config vs rsync
- Separated results into 'fastSyncAI' and 'Other Tools' sections
- Shows best configuration recommendation per network scenario
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Fixed awk ternary operator parentheses escaping in speedup comparison
logic. The script had a syntax error from improper quoting of parentheses
in bash conditional statements.
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Added documentation for latency simulation (LAN/WAN) support in all
benchmark scripts. Updated examples to show preset profiles (--lan, --wan)
and direct latency values.
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Added latency simulation support to compare_rsync.sh with:
- Direct latency value: ./compare_rsync.sh 100 1 20 (20ms RTT)
- Preset profiles: ./compare_rsync.sh 100 1 --lan (10ms) or --wan (100ms)
- tc netem integration for network delay simulation
- Clean display of network condition in output
This brings compare_rsync.sh in line with benchmark.sh and
benchmark_comprehensive.sh which already supported latency simulation.
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The 5-second timeout for UDP handshake (knock) was too short for
some network conditions. Increased to 30 seconds for better reliability.
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Replace manual unpacking of batch_meta_header_t fields with direct
struct field reads. The magic was already read separately, so we
now read count, total_name_len, and total_size directly into the
struct fields, which is cleaner and less error-prone.
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- Cast st_size to uint64_t to match file_size type in server.c
- Remove unused functions: send_one_file, send_file_udp, verify_and_resend
- Reduce rel buffer size to 1024 to prevent snprintf truncation in collect_files
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The file_meta_t and file_task_t structs were missing the checksum field
that was being used in both client and server code, causing a compilation
error. Added uint64_t checksum to both structs and updated wq_push
declaration to match implementation.
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