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×Hello,
to commit a single file into stash on a windows server 2012 r2 system takes nearly 30sec.
I have found an issue here:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/STASHKB/Git+Push+Operations+Extremely+Slow+on+Windows
The hotfix from microsoft is only available for windows 2008.
hotfix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2545833.
Is this the same issue for Windows 2012 r2? Is this a known problem?
Thx
Marco
Using the latest version (3.1.1) installed with the windows installer, it's very fast now.
The windows installer has created a new user "atlstash". Before i used an admin account.
We just installed the most recent version available (3.1.3 at the time of writing) and are not having any luck, running it as a service with the atlstash account on server 2k8 r2. Any other thoughts?
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I seem to remember a section in the docs about very particular security rights for a local user required - otherwise a slowdown can occur.
Look here.
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You helped my remembering another thing which seems to be worth mentioned here:
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Had the same experience on Win2008 Server R2 - but the problem was not the mentioned missing hotfix above but rather the Awesome Graphs plugin (free version). Stash lost performance over a short period of time - and showed full performance after restarting the server.
Disabling the Awesome Graph Plugin brought back the full performance ....
BTW: You do not commit to the STASH server directly - you commit to your local git repository and push your repository up to the STASH server ...
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Thanks for your answer. We don't have installed the plugin "Awesome Graph Plugin".
We only have installed the "Stash Webhook to Jenkins" plugin. But even if I disable this plugin and restart the server, I have to wait a half minute for a single file push.
Further ideas?
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