Can you ssh into the server on the same LAN as the server?
Try "ssh -C user@server". If that speeds things up, that could indicate a slow network connection.
If you used "ssh -X user@server", there may be a problem with there not being a dbus session.
If the problem is with a second ssh session, here is how you can use the same tunnel for multiple sessions:
create a ~/.ssh/config file with these contents:
Code:
Host *
ControlMaster auto
ControlPath ~/.ssh/control-master/%r@%h:%p
Create the control-master directory:
mkdir ~/.ssh/control-master
This will speed up making new connections.
Since you are going through a router (from outside the server's network I presume), the problem could be due to buffer bloat.
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