On Sat, May 02, 2009 at 04:57:30PM +0200, Vincent van Ravesteijn wrote: > > >> It's the only way I could test the performance from here. I open a > >> master document located at 'http://...' which includes child documents. > >> > > > > Try the test files attached here: > > http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.devel/116276/focus=116277 > > I get very slow behavior with those, without involving the net. > > > > > IIRC, those files were didn't contain more than a few characters. That > is no problem at all. I only had problems at work, where my user home > directory is somewhere on the network, using UNC-paths. So, to emulate a > slow file system, I access these same files over the web from home.
I get slow response even with those. It is quite system dependent. Very unbearable on Solaris, unbearable on Cygwin, irritating with a MinGW build. > Do you think everything works fine with the UNC paths ? I just tested that, and I get similar results with 1.6.3svn (only slight slow behavior with respect to local files) and trunk. That is, using trunk, where the patch is applied, I experience no slowness at all, whereas 1.6.3svn is almost unusable. So, it works fine with UNC paths, too, for what I can see. > If you know/think/believe that the problem is only with Webdav, then it > is not a real problem. So, Jürgen, what we shall do? -- Enrico
