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"Glen Starrett" <grstarrett at cox.net> wrote in message news:d3ji9i$jom$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > Klaus Wolfmaier wrote: > > Hi all > > > > We've lately switched our CVS repositories to new hardware running Windows > > 2003 server and upgraded our CVSNT installation to version 2.0.58d. > > > > We are now experiencing severe performance issues with our repositories > > (especially with update operations). Has anybody any idea what to do about > > it. For sure we have disabled anti virus software for our repositories. > > What is the previous version of CVS? Previous OS? Are you running any > server-side scripts? Can you define "severe"? > > One diagnostic step would be to check the "disable client lookup" (or > something like that) from the cvsnt control panel advanced tab (off the > top of my head, it disables reverse-DNS lookups on all clients). > > -- > Glen Starrett Previously we had cvsnt 2.0.41 on Windows 2000 Server. In our case, severe means an update on an sandbox containing around 3.000 files (mostly text files but also some binaries) lasts more than 10 minutes. We are not running any server side scripts and we do not have antivirus protection enabled for the repositories. Thanks a lot for the "disable client lookup" - hint. I will try this. Klaus