Yaourt takes several minutes before start downloading

Hello everyone, I'm having a problem when I want to deal with any package in AUR repo using yaurt. It takes several minutes before start downloading.
For example:
$:> time yaourt -Ssa package-query
aur/package-query 1.1-2 [installed] (1656)
Query ALPM and AUR
aur/package-query-git 20120121-1 (198)
Query ALPM and AUR
real 1m5.524s
user 0m0.287s
sys 0m0.053s
Any suggestion???
Thanks in advance!!
*sory for my englsh, I'm from Argentina. ;D
Last edited by emab73 (2012-11-20 16:14:55)

I know it doesn't answer your specific question but you could experiment with another AUR helper. Or just use makepkg.

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