Re: http proxy using EPS8266
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Sun Jun 05, 2016 1:23 pm
by Vicne
OK.
By the way, according to your experience, is the speed range (<100kbps) roughly what you expect ?
KR,
Vicne
Re: http proxy using EPS8266
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Sun Jun 05, 2016 5:40 pm
by martinayotte
I've never measure it systematically, but doing a quick test of SPIFFS.read() sent thru Telnet, I'm able to get around 250-300Kbps with a file about 180K. For a HTTP transaction, since there are more handshaking, results would be slower, therefore probably your results.
Re: http proxy using EPS8266
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Mon Jun 06, 2016 12:53 pm
by Vicne
martinayotte wrote:I've never measure it systematically, but doing a quick test of SPIFFS.read() sent thru Telnet, I'm able to get around 250-300Kbps with a file about 180K. For a HTTP transaction, since there are more handshaking, results would be slower, therefore probably your results.
OK. Thanks.
The difference is of course also due to the 2-step operation Server to SPIFFS + SPIFFS to Client, and it seems SPIFFS write is much slower than read, which is not surprising.
Kind regards,
Vicne
Re: http proxy using EPS8266
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Mon Jun 06, 2016 1:01 pm
by martinayotte
Yes, of course, caching-in and then caching-out. So next time it will be requested, it will be much quicker.
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