the whitespace thing is definitely broken in ColdFusion, many ppl have the problem that the cfsetting and other tags simply dont work. I use the following JAVA Filter now, its simply a dream, i can recommend it: http://www.servletsuite.com/servlets/trimflt.htm
This is not really anything to do with ColdFusion -- whitespace in CF is programmer error. The main culprit is including CUSTOM TAGS (eg the container tag) inside a CFOUTPUT statement. If you do this then CF is effectively being instructed to OUTPUT the whitespace.
Just be careful and dont remove HTML-comments, since many Javascripts are then filtered, too. BTW, does anyone know how to filter with FU enabled ? Since the URL does not have the trailing '.cfm' , those pages are not met by the above filter. I even tried * or *.* but it didnt work so far.
Not sure.. but you can add index.cfm to the end of your FU -- check the config options.
with caching i tried to cache parts of the admin pages, but i had no success so far. Is caching of admin area supported at all ? I had the problem, that we wanted to do a course and when 20 ppl log in simultaneously, the server needs 5 minutes CPU time. As workaround i commented out most parts of the 'my farcry' page, but i would prefer caching parts of it.
Custom caching per se in the admin is not supported. Poor performance in the admin should be considered a bug and reported at http://bugs.farcrycms.org/
The reason you are experiencing poor login performance on 2.3 and below is you have accumulated a few stats in your logs -- and the my farcry page tries to render these stats in a graph for you. Comment out the stats graph on the overview page -- life will return to normal.
Glamour v2.4 has a new overview page with no stats displayed -- its a common problem we're going to eliminate.
In general the worst performer in FarCry is the stats -- and anything related to it. If your site is hit hard then logging stats is very resource intensive. Turn stats *off* -- use an external reporting tool on the web logs. Or purge stats regularly.
We've been meaning to introduce stats aggregation for some time -- but nearly all of our commercially clients use external reporting options so we're busy elsewhere for now -- any help in this area much appreciated ;)
Hope that helps,
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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