Not sure if this has been addressed before, I can't find a reference. Is there a way I can split off my MythWeb from my backend server and put it on a different server?
Basically my problem is thus; I have a web server already on my home network... A perfectly serviceable Linux box that serves web pages on the Internet and Intranet. It already does a good chunk of PHP processing, so I'm not worried about the load on that. Every time I try to use Mythweb and someone is watching live TV, it pauses... Sometimes several times in a row and can get really annoying. Watching top I saw that the problem is the PHP processing of HTTPD... I tried renicing HTTPD and it helped, but didn't eliminate the problem. The SQL server on the backend isn't a problem; I've got it tuned to chow down more RAM than it actually needs (got 768M in the box... More than enough), so the SQL queries are pretty fast. It's really just the PHP rendering that's giving me grief. So, can I install Mythweb on my other box (Mandrake 10 if that helps) and have that take over the PHP processing load without having to install a slave backend on it? I'd really rather not install a slave backend if I don't have to. Thoughts?
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