We did some debugging, and we eventually traced the problem down to using Cygwin downloaded by use...@oncorems.com<mailto:use...@oncorems.com> after our userid was updated to use...@neotech.com<mailto:use...@neotech.com>. Something must be cached somewhere, and the discrepancy between the domains slows down commands tremendously. We following the steps for Uninstalling Cygwin from Windows, reinstalled it as use...@neotech.com<mailto:use...@neotech.com>, and now our performance is back to what it was before.
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