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rhino:slow_network_save [2020/10/21]
dalelear
rhino:slow_network_save [2021/02/24] (current)
brian
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 This information might help your IT department tune your server settings. This information might help your IT department tune your server settings.
  
-  *  Some customers have found encyption to cause slow network saves. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/troubleshoot/office-suite-issues/saving-file-to-network-server-slow +  Some customers have [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/troubleshoot/office-suite-issues/saving-file-to-network-server-slow|found encyption to cause slow network saves]]. 
-  *  Some of our customers have had success disabling VMQ. https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/rhino-6-slow-save-to-network-location/79177/14  +  Some of our customers have had success [[https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/rhino-6-slow-save-to-network-location/79177/14|disabling VMQ]].   
-  *  This Discourse post gives a list of some other things to try. https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/rhino-6-slow-save-to-network-location/79177/13 +  This forum topic gives [[https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/rhino-6-slow-save-to-network-location/79177/13|a list of some other things to try]]. 
-  *  By default, Rhino saves files by using fwrite() to send 64KB chunks to disk. When a file contains large objects (big meshes, big polysurfaces, ...) there is a "seek" operation for each large objectYou can use theSetArchiveMemoryBufferSize command to change the default chunk size and reduce seeks. As a first attempt, change 64 to 32000 and try saving. If that helpsthen it's possible that your server has a high overhead per write transaction. If that doesn't help, set the size back to 64.+  - Increase the size of the in-memory buffer used for saving: 
 +    - Run the **SetArchiveMemoryBufferSize** command 
 +    - Set the size to 32000. 
 +    - Try saving again. 
 +    - //Background: By default, Rhino saves files by using fwrite() to send 64KB chunks to disk. When a file contains large objects (big meshes, big polysurfaces, ...) there is a "seek" operation for data larger than 64 KBIf increasing the size speeds up file saving, it's possible that your server has a high overhead per write transaction. If that doesn't help, set the size back to 64.//
  
-If none of this helps, please use Discourse or contact technical support and include this information:+If none of this helps
 +Please use [[https://discourse.mcneel.com|Discourse]] or contact [[https://www.rhino3d.com/support|technical support]] and include this information:
  
   - The information from Rhino main menu > Help > System information.   - The information from Rhino main menu > Help > System information.
rhino/slow_network_save.1603300468.txt.gz · Last modified: 2020/10/21 by dalelear