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I have searched google, the wiki and this forum and haven't reallly come up with an answer that has worked, maybe I am doing it wrong.
Anyways pacman takes exactly 30 seconds to resolve on every file. Whether it be a repo or a single package it's downloading. I have double/triple checked my /etc/hosts to my /etc/rc.conf. I have blacklisted net-pf-10 in my rc.conf. The browser works fine and on other distros and package managers I get acceptable performance. I have two seperate machines that duplicating the same results they both have this slow config.
So what did I do wrong?
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There is a longish thread about this and a bug report if I remember correctly.
Some ideas:
- change mirror
- put mirror ip in hosts.conf
- use a wrapper with segmented/parallel download capability
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There is a longish thread about this and a bug report if I remember correctly.
Some ideas:
- change mirror
- put mirror ip in hosts.conf
- use a wrapper with segmented/parallel download capability
Changed to several mirrors using at first rank mirror and then mirrorlist generated online. No luck same results. The wrapper produced the same results as well. I will trying putting the ip in the hosts.conf in a little bit.
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Ok no dice. Still slow. Any ideas?
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try using wget to see if it helps, uncomment this line in /etc/pacman.conf:
XferCommand = /usr/bin/wget --passive-ftp -c -O %o %u
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try using wget to see if it helps, uncomment this line in /etc/pacman.conf:
XferCommand = /usr/bin/wget --passive-ftp -c -O %o %u
Hangs at resolving the ftp server for ~15 seconds.
I guess that is better...
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try with a http mirror maybe...
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No difference in performance. Same amount of time.
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