hm, between 3-5 seconds here as well. on 12.04 as well as 13.04.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Are you using finger with the -m option and the username? That's way
much faster since it doesn't strcmp all of the entries. Try ltrace
finger -m userid compared to ltrace finger searchstring
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Yes, -m seems to be working much faster...strange...
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I'm not sure how much help you're going to get on this issue since only
a small proportion of users use NIS.
Five seconds sounds like some kind of timeout to me. Can you use tcpdump
to see if there's anything obvious that pops out?
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Well, it is not like I use NIS at home all by myself :p if Ubuntu wont
support it, just remove it from distribution then. So it would make the
decision of which distro to use in large organisations easier.
I checked the packets using tcpdump limited to the NIS server.
Ubuntu had 24k lines in the
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