Doc Radium wrote:
Have you tried disabling the BBC rdf feed and the gallery random photo block
and compared page generation times?
Yes. It didn't make much difference.
One thing I haven't tried is temporarily disabling the code that inserts
images from Gallery inline in my stories. I suspect
Have you tried disabling the BBC rdf feed and the gallery random photo block
and compared page generation times?
On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 09:08:39 -0600, Tony Bibbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The network connection has a measurable impact, however, the page
> creation times have nothing to do with n
The network connection has a measurable impact, however, the page
creation times have nothing to do with networking. So while you point
out a good issue, the script execution is still an issue.
--Tony
MAC OS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've looked at your site a couple of times over the l
Robin,
There may be some tweaking that needs to be done in your
configuration. I have a PII-300 with 384MB of RAM and I rarely see a
page load over 1.25 seconds (and average load time is about 0.9
seconds).
Another possibility, if you run a lot of other software on your
machine (such as X-Window
MAC OS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've looked at your site a couple of times over the last couple of days
and from what I can see, your link is just slow, I don't think you'll
speed it up a lot by changing anything related to PHP, MySQL or even
Geeklog! Your network connection is slow.
Hi
Another issue to consider is the outbreak of the new variant of the Santy
worm (also known as PhpInclude worm or Spyki) which is now attacking all
PHP scripts (not just phpBB).
Check your logfiles for unusually long requests, often with "LWP::Simple"
as the user agent. This can slow down a site c
Hi,
I've looked at your site a couple of times over the last couple of days
and from what I can see, your link is just slow, I don't think you'll
speed it up a lot by changing anything related to PHP, MySQL or even
Geeklog! Your network connection is slow.
From Belgium:
traceroute to robinb
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Most of the load is, undoubtedly, on the database. Do you have MySQL's
query cache feature enabled and optimally configured? I'd start there.
Tony,
I'm already using turck-mmcache but not cached queries.
I turned on cached queries and didn't see any noticeable speed up.
Just a side note, we really should contact the groklaw.net folks and
try to figure out which (if any) of the changes they made to speed up
groklaw.net are implementable in geeklog. I'm sure they have at least
a few tricks for speeding things up.
-Vinny
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 08:17:34 -0600, Tony B
Most of the load is, undoubtedly, on the database. Do you have MySQL's
query cache feature enabled and optimally configured? I'd start there.
I'd also strongly encourage using a php accelerator like APC:
http://pecl.php.net/package/APC
I'm hoping you aren't doing either of those yet and if
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