Re: performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

Stephen David wrote: Alfred, Thanks for your response. With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is there something about the user co

Re: performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

Alfred, Thanks for your response. >>With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this >>is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron >>also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is >>there something about the user context under whi

Re: performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

Stephen David wrote: Hello again, Hello, I recently installed cygwin on a new windows 2003 server box, and am experiencing 100% CPU utilization for several seconds (approx 7) when running many commands via ssh connection *to* that box -- even simple commands like "ls -l", "find", that usually

Re: performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

With regard to this performance problem, I've discovered that this is not just an sshd problem -- scripts/commands I run through cron also exhibit the same behavior. (ie. find, curl, date, etc). Is there something about the user context under which these services run that could be causing

RE: performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

Hello again, >> Hello, >> >> I recently installed cygwin on a new windows 2003 server box, and am >> experiencing 100% CPU utilization for several seconds (approx 7) when >> running many commands via ssh connection *to* that box -- even simple >> commands like "ls -l", "find", that usually ret

performance issue with sshd and cygrunsrv

Hello, I recently installed cygwin on a new windows 2003 server box, and am experiencing 100% CPU utilization for several seconds (approx 7) when running many commands via ssh connection *to* that box -- even simple commands like "ls -l", "find", that usually return immediately. What's more in