On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 5:00 PM, Caza Henha <
cazahenha@...> wrote:
> If the school employs roaming
> profiles and/or folder redirection then this could be causing the slow
> builds as these will be going across the network, for example I think the
> default location for projects is your "My Documents" folder, if folder
> redirection is in place which is normally transparent to the user (on XP
> anyway) then the build will be going over the network and thereby be pretty
> slow.
This is not a problem, the computer belong to the network but the
profiles are stored in the local machine and not over network.
> then it could be stalling only on the AutoUpdate part if
> the school's network has a proxy and as a consequence of restrictions cannot
> access the external network correctly and therefore obtain the AutoUpdate
> information; the AutoUpdate configuration could be stalling at a timeout
> rather than "actually" taking this long to build.
Now this part really lights some ideas. In fact I am behind a proxy
server, that to say the least, is not that permissive. I haven't
changed anything on the IDEs configuration, it is using the system
proxy settings, I'll try to configure it manually and see if it
changes something.
Our network "gurus" tried to configure a transparent proxy that has
always cause problems.
I never thought the auto update thing could be trying to access an
external address, I always believe it to be something local to the
development environment.
I'll update as soon as I have tested it.
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Sem mais e com os melhores cumprimentos,
Sérgio Lopes
