Hello, I've created a set of batch files saved under our SCM and is retrieved by Jenkins on a regular basis (twice a day). These batch are set on specific locations on the source tree and Jenkins' jobs are configured to run them. These batch perform some tasks (compiling, linking, whatever) but also logs their output in a log file using : "command" | tee -a logfile.txt 'tee' is tee.exe from Msys : http://oldwiki.mingw.org/index.php/MSYS It allows you to get the console output of "command" mirrored inside a text file. When I run the batch by hand, it works like a breeze, a blink of the eye or a sneeze of the nose and it's done. But when launched under Jenkins, it just crawls like hell. I remove the ' | tee -a logfile.txt' part and it runs perfectly. What's the cause of this impressive slowdown (from 4 files compiled per second, 1 file every 4 or 5 seconds) ? David
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