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      michal.roszak_0767
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      Hi,

      @dean-houston,
      @steviecoaster,
      @rhessinger,

      I have a proxy group with multiple connectors to external repositories.

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      Some artifacts can't be downloaded and I'm looking for a reason why.

      The same artifact downloaded thru "single" proxy can be downloaded.

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      Similar settings on both feeds.

      Is there any debug log to find cause of this behavior?
      Diagnostic Center doesn't help.

      Regards,

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        dean-houston inedo-engineer @michal.roszak_0767
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        Hi @michal-roszak_0767,

        Oh that's a whole lot of connectors and this is most definitely going to cause some performance issues.

        Remember that ProGet needs to forward every request you make to all 10 of those servers, and some of these repositories will not respond very quickly. Like JCenter was deprecated/retired a few years ago, and I can't imagine is performant at all. Especially for things like metadata requests.

        Maven is not a very patient client and will time out while waiting for ProGet.

        There is really no way around this. You'll need to use less connectors.

        -- Dean

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