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Andre Klapper changed:
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Summary|load.php causes massive |load.php causes massive
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--- Comment #12 from Florian ---
> im not sure why the DNS caused the problems
Without skip-name-resolve, mysql will try to resolve the hostname of the
clients, mainly to match hostnamens and IP adresses in grant table. If your
client isn't in
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f...@landeszeitung.de changed:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |RESOLVED
Resolution|---
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--- Comment #10 from Florian ---
In my projects i often used this, when external mysql connections are slow:
http://bobbyallen.wordpress.com/2007/11/02/slow-connections-on-remote-mysql-servers/
Can you check, if you have skip-name-resolve enab
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--- Comment #9 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
MySQL-Version 5.6
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--- Comment #8 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
Yes so here is what i've found out:
IF i'm using an external database (in my testcase MySQL) the Wiki took approx 9
sec per site (means per PHP-Script so index.php + load.php = 18 sec).
IF i'm usin
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--- Comment #7 from Andre Klapper ---
(In reply to fs from comment #6)
fs: Any luck?
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--- Comment #6 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
The problem resides inside this output buffer - i'll keep tracking this once
i'm back home.
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--- Comment #5 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
I've tracked the problem to:
ob_start( 'wfOutputHandler' );
in:
includes/WebStart.php
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--- Comment #4 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
Update:
Even when executing the index.php by hand (via cmd) it takes ages to get a
response. The wait starts when with the following line:
require __DIR__ . '/includes/WebStart.php';
I'll keep inv
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--- Comment #3 from Florian ---
The most time i see in the picture is the "waiting phase", am i right? In the
waiting phase the browser wait's for the first response of the server, so maybe
the problem is with the server? :)
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--- Comment #2 from f...@landeszeitung.de ---
I've tested the signle request with debug=true cause i was hoping i'm getting
new information - i didnt :|
As described its PHP 5.5.12 running on NGINX. Here is the complete page-load
for a single r
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Keywords|accessibility |performance
Priority|Unprior
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Component|Parser |General/Unknown
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