[gobolinux-users] FindPackage/Compile slow server(s)?

[Rui Andrada]

On 8/10/06, teique <teique at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> have n1 else been noticing that when we type
> FindPackage something
> or
> Compile ...
> that starts looking for a recipe,
> it takes too long to begin doing something?
>
> well if it is not my connection problem :/,
> my idea here is if there could have some way
> to skip some servers
> or setup which servers to look at "may be in the command-line?",
> or at least to set some timeout (command line also..),
> or to look first at faster servers (yep a file with an average quality
> measure to servers would set priority order :))
>
> I've been doing some stuff manually like findpackage then hit ctrl+c a
> bit later and wget recipe/packages I need then its going fastly :)
>
> n other ideas?
>
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I don't known when but my FindPackage starts too slow then before, but in
begin of year, I think this was fast until now.
Maybe that problem is the packages base are growing.

-- 
Rui Andrada
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