From: fizzbintuesday@that-google-mail-domain.com   
      
   JJ wrote:   
   >   
   > I think this is a problem in the network communication part, where the   
   > response timeout is too low. The problem is common in Windows (all   
   > versions; even if power management is not interfering), but rarely   
   > occur in Linux. So if there is a setting for that timeout, it would   
   > be my prime suspect.   
      
   Windows has a timeout that's too short? Incredible.   
      
   Most Windows timeouts seem to be like Robocopy, which defaults to   
   re-trying to copy a file every 30 seconds if it is unable to read it. It   
   does this a default 1 million times, so unless you specify different   
   numbers on the command line, it will retry a file for a few days less   
   than a year before going on to the next file.   
      
      
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