Windows SP 2.6.0

[Cantor, Scott]

On 6/9/17, 4:50 PM, "users on behalf of Young, Darren" <users-bounces at shibboleth.net on behalf of Darren.Young at chicagobooth.edu> wrote:

> It¹s taking 5 minutes on any restart of the service, even when the file is
> sitting in var/ after the previous startup. Once it¹s up and running the
> refreshes seem to be fine, at least from what I can tell in the logs.

I thought you said the verifyFlag being off was fixing that. If not, it's not the signature, it's the parsing.

The point is, you don't get to forcibly inject the "backup" state into var/ from outside, so if you want to turn off the flag, you still formally need one full startup with no backup present.

If you turn off the flag and the backup file doesn't exist, then yes, the first time will take that long to load and verify from source. Then it should restart faster if it's restarted again while the file is still valid. Refreshes are in the background, so that's mostly moot, but they should still be taking a long time and spinning the CPU while they're happening (but that's hard to "force", you'd have to wait for InCommon's file to actually change, so it's just once a day).

-- Scott