Jørgen, > You may be right, but I can't find any other executables > (Microsoft or > other) on the server that are signed, except the cvs services > (cvsservice and cvslock) and of course the > cvsnt-installer, but they > all start immediatly with no delay at all. Only the > cvs.exe processes, > that are "childs" of the cvsservice are delayed. The delay > is constant > and about 90 seconds per execution.
You may be seeing a diffferent problem - but the diagnostic procedure is the same regardless. > I cannot ping or nslookup the IP-address 199.7.71.190. > (Where/what/who > defines which IP-address to use for the certificate > verification?) https://knowledge.verisign.com/support/mpki-support/index?page=content&id=AD117&actp=LIST I do not get a valid reverse DNS result when trying a reverse DNS lookup on that IP either, though the above Verisign article clearly says it is valid. You could try manually adding that address to your hosts file or DNS to see if it helps... If I try the reverse DNS using Verisigns DNS then it also does not work http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/results.jsp?domain=verisign.com nslookup 199.7.71.190 216.168.254.200 nslookup 199.7.71.190 198.41.3.39 But if you go to the site, it definitely looks to be the same as crl.verisign.com: http://199.7.71.190/ > When running cvs.exe on the command line on the server there is NO > delay. Exactly what CVSROOT - do you mean local and pserver or just one? Have you enabled 'clients are allowed to trace server'? Have you done a trace and found the point of delay? (You may have sent this already and I've just forgotten...). Have you checked cvslock deamon/service (and on windows cvsservice also) are running? Have you tried stopping them and running them in test mode? cvslock -test cvsservice -test Regards, Arthur _______________________________________________ cvsnt mailing list [email protected] http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support: http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/
