On 14 Oct, 2009, at 23:19 , deno wrote:

Hi deno,

> so i decided to upgrade in hope that i could get agilo to run faster.
> right it it takes several seconds (5-10) for almost any operation.  i
> also get the trac logo icon in the upper left of the screen and no the
> agilo logo.

Well 5-10 seconds is really a lot of time... what we do in production  
systems (like our hosted Agilo - that uses mod_wsgi) is to deploy all  
the static content in a separate folder and let Apache serve it.  
Normally this accelerate the performances, but I do not think in your  
case will solve it.

Anyway the tip is good for everyone, so you can try:
1) Download the source of Agilo (latest)
2) look in the script folder and you will find a trac_deploy.py script
3) use the command as:

$ python trac-deploy.py <env> deploy <static_folder>

This should deploy all the static files of your trac/agilo  
installation to the "static_folder"

4) map apache to point there:

Alias /chrome/ /var/www/agilo_static/htdocs/

<Location /chrome/>
        SetHandler None
</Location>

I don't know why you put also the path /trac/ with no handler... but  
may be you know that ;-)

5) restart apache ;-)

This should guarantee you that trac will not serve static files  
anymore...

This script will be available as a patch to trac-admin.py starting  
from trac 0.11.6, this is why we didn't publish this yet ;-)

HTH
Best
ANdreaT

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