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Re: Logging in as a domain user takes lots of time


On 3/14/2013 1:45 AM, Fedin Pavel wrote:
  Hello!

  I have problems with setuid()-related operations. For example, this is
experienced in ssh and nfs servers. If i try to log in as local user,
everything is OK. But when i try name of domain user, setting uid takes
significant amount of time. Can be up to one minute (feels like TCP timeout).
  Windows domain logon works with no problems. Is it known issue ? I know
that i must run services under special user, with "impersonate" privilege
enabled. I've done that.

If this is working but just taking more time than you expect, it could be
something like a networking issue.  But if you're looking for some insight
as to how you might track down where the time is going, you might try
stracing the process.  This should help you localize where in Cygwin you
spend the most time.  Then at least you know where in the source to start
looking. :-)

--
Larry

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