Larry,
Thanks a lot for your help and your reply. It's working now, and though
it's not a problem with CVS, I thought I'd share the solution in case
anyone else runs into this.
I checked netstat and it reported no dropped packets or errors at all.
Then I tried FTPs to and from the box, and you were right -- in one
direction it was fine, but the other hung just like CVS did. After finding
that out and a bit of searching, I found a Samba FAQ that said some
slowness issues with Samba were caused by a buggy glibc-2.1 distributed
with Redhat 6.1. I found an update, plugged it in, and whamo -- it worked.
We run Caldera's eServer 2.3, and it seems to be based on Redhat 6.1.
Thanks again for the help!
Ryan
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