Rails 3 | Ruby 193 | taking 10-15 mins

[Piyush Gupta]

Hi All,

I am not sure but somehow something feels wrong .

When I try to do 

"rails s"

"rake migrate"

"rake db:migrate"

"rake spec"

or anything else 

it takes around 10-15 mins . 

Is the same happening with someone else ?

Configuration

ruby  - 1.9.3 windows

rails - 3.2.3 

bundler - 1.1.3

OS -windows

server - Webrick, thin , mongrel

SOS

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[Karthikeyan A.K]

OK, if you have a slow internet connection, rails s will take a long time (as bundler will run and check the internet for nay dependencies). Since you say almost everything is slow, have you checked if your system is fast? Any malware or something?

[Pravin Mishra]

Are you using solr?, I has same problem when i was running server without indexing. If is this case. Firstly reindex then go ahead.

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[Javier Quarite]

In the beginning I though that windows itself was a problem, because I started with rails in windows and it took too much time to start, but now that bundle is mentioned I'm not sure if the problem is windows or bundler. Now I'm using ubuntu and it starts in a decent amount of time 

Maybe here you can get some help

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/railsinstaller

Javier Q

[Piyush Gupta]

Problem was my gemfile

Piyush Gupta wrote in post #1064693:

> Hi All,
>
> I am not sure but somehow something feels wrong .
> When I try to do
>
> "rails s"
> "rake migrate"
> "rake db:migrate"
> "rake spec"
> or anything else
>

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