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> From: cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org > [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org] On Behalf Of Xavier Robert > Sent: Wednesday, 28 February, 2007 12:35 > > This is what I mean slow : > > Test (1ko) / BSAInfrastructureTechnique (400ko) / BSA (64Mo) > > Check out > cvs co -P -A "module" > a. Client CVS Eclipse : 11s / 13s / 2min > b. Client CVS cygwin : 10s / 16s/ 1min 15s > c. Client CVS local (cygwin) : 10s / 15s / 44s Why are you using a Cygwin CVS client rather than the native CVSNT client? > With this solution (cvs passwd -r <machine>\cvsuser -D <domain> -a <login>) > CVSNT works fine. > But I don't understand what is the difference beteew using cvs password and > not using it. I don't use "cvs passwd" myself, but my understanding is that with the command you show above, you're creating an alias from "<login>" to "<machine>\cvsuser". That suggests to me that the problem is SSPI domain authentication from the CVS server host to the domain controller, so that's where you should look to diagnose the problem. (If I were seeing this, I'd just trace the domain authentication traffic between the CVS server host and the domain controller, using Wireshark or similar. That's where the delay appears to be.) How long does it take for one of your CVS users to do a domain login on the CVS server? Are the users' local machines and the CVS server using the same domain controller? What CVSROOT do your users use? -- Michael Wojcik