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      gravufo
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      Hi,

      I have a debian feed (.deb/APT) and it is extremely slow when installing a package through apt install.
      When downloading the packages through the web browser, it's instantaneous.
      The URL looks like this:
      https://feeds.<company>.com/debian-feeds/buster/main/<packagename>/amd64/<packagename>amd64<version>.deb

      Is there a known issue? Or is this something you can reproduce?
      I'm not sure when this started, but it used to work well before. It might have been in the last few updates to ProGet, not sure.

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        atripp inedo-engineer
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        Hello;

        That's a good question; we can't reproduce this, if the file is instantaneous through the browser, we can be totally assured that the problem isn't ProGet finding and sending that .deb file over the web. apt install isn't any more complicated than that.

        Can you put a sort of Proxy Server or traffic monitor between the two? Maybe it's network related? Maybe at a TCP/SSL packet level? Maybe apt has a sort of throttle? I guess you could also try to curl the file from whatever server you're doing apt install on to further track it down?

        hope thsi helps track it down, please share what you find in case anyone else experiences it.

        Alana

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