Which prompt/terminal are you using, do you see the same behavior on Windows Terminal (wt.exe), powershell.exe, and cmd?
This is not a terminal-dependent problem :( This works slow on any
terminal, and also junit testcontainers are so slow that one simple
test runs for 5 minutes because of that.
Ok thanks for ruling out a terminal/pty problem.
If you do a "podman machine ssh" and then podman logs at the linux prompt, do you also see a lag?
I do see a lag using `podman machine ssh`, it freezes after each typed letter.
Are you running any Firewall/Anti-Virus software that might be intercepting networking connections for scanning purposes? If so can you try temporarily disabling it and seeing if the problem goes away.
If not it could also be there is a WSL bug (either with networking, or could be something more exotic like the hv virt RNG is slowing crypto if the problem is only affecting ssh traffic). Can you try ensuring you are on a later generation WSL?
If you run wsl —version, you should get something like 1.2.5.0. If instead you get help text, you are running the older generation. To update:
- Double check you are running 21H1, 21H2, or 22H2 (this can be seen using the winver command), if not you need to keep running windows update until it suggests applying 22H2 and then accept that.
- Make sure you have applied all current updates on top of 22H2 (run update again after rebooting)
- Run wsl —update, which should pull down the store version
- Double check wsl —version is now displaying versions
чт, 3 авг. 2023 г. в 17:31, Jason Greene <
jason.greene@redhat.com>:
Hi Александр,
Which prompt/terminal are you using, do you see the same behavior on Windows Terminal (wt.exe), powershell.exe, and cmd?
If you do a "podman machine ssh" and then podman logs at the linux prompt, do you also see a lag?
Thanks!
On Jul 27, 2023 at 3:50:29 PM, Александр Илюшкин <ailjushkin@gmail.com> wrote:
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