On 1/18/13 3:04 PM, Shawn Walker wrote:
On 01/18/13 14:34, Philip Brown wrote:
...
If "more packages in repo" degrades install time, even when the client
doesnt even need the extra packages... there's a problem in efficiency
of IPS mechanisms somewhere.
More packages in the repository will cause a small increase in
planning time because there are more possible versions to evaluate, I
don't see how that's avoidable. With that said, only for repositories
with 70,000+ unique package versions has that difference started to be
noticeable in the past and only at 100,000+ was it "significant".
huh. well thats good news I guess. But then that seems to leaves the
culprit to be
a) SSL transport+t5220
and/or
b) the front end proxying
And given that faster systems dont seem to have problems going through
the same proxy, it wouldnt seem to be the proxy that's the problem.
PS: I looked at that dtrace script and tried it out, but it wasnt
useful. It only reported use of "stat.py" or something like that. no
other python function.
So, I'm lost there.
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