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Yes, removing FlushFileBuffers does solve the performance problem. I saw the most effect on large checkouts - you can 'hear' the difference in disk activity as the files are written to disk on the client. The server seems to do the same - I guess from flushing the last accessed time of the file. I can get some comparison timings if you like. Thanks, John Goehringer "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote in message news:b1ul39$goj$1 at sisko.nodomain.org... > Tony Hoyle wrote: > > > John Goehringer wrote: > > > >> Tony, > >> > >> I'm seeing poor performance on both the client and server > >> with build 69 compared to build 68 and tracked it down to > >> the FlushFileBuffers call in win32.c:wnt_fclose. > >> > Hmm... seems to be OK now without it. I'll have to run proper tests though. > > Presumably if you remove the FlushFileBuffers your speed problems are > solved? > > Tony >