read size = 1024<br>
socket options = TCP_NODELAY SO_KEEPALIVE
SO_RCVBUF=2048 SO_SNDBUF=2048 IPTOS_LOWDELAY<br>
getwd cache = yes<br>
Note: The socket options entry is shown on two lines; enter it as one long line. And, of course, restart smbd with a -HUP> signal or your prefered method when you're done editing.The most important change, I'm guessing, is read size. This controls how Samba buffers data between the disk and the network. I can't promise that these settings will be faster in all cases, but things are definately better for me (server: iBook w/ software RAID on Firewire 400) for lag. My boss in Australia (server: Linux, hardware ATA RAID) reports that his disk throughput on the server with the new configuration is 3% to 17% faster (ran a few tests) when copying a 200mb file.