On Wednesday 30 June 2010 06:08:42 justin randell wrote: > this looks like a wordpress code/mysql issue to me: > some basic things - do you have APC enabled for php? if you don't, > apt-get install php5-apc, restart apache, and you'll get immediate > performance gains.
Hmmm.... Google search... "ubuntu 10.04 php5-apc" ....... http://constantshift.com/install-php-fpm-5-3-2-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid- lynx/ Installed that. > i'm not a wordpress dev, so i don't know if they have any devel > modules that can give you info about that sort of stuff, but i'd > look for one and see what it tells you. does wordpress have any > basic, built-in caching you could turn on? Tried installing wp-super-cache yesterday. Logs show that the blog was attacked about 90 minutes later and it went offline. I don't know what that's about. Deleting wp-super-cache brought the site back up. I'll have a go at wp-cache next. > if you control all the moving parts, i'd suggest pushing the > compression further up|down the stack (depending on how you look at > it) to apache by using mod_deflate, rather than using php. you'll > want compression for your static files as well, and this is the > simplest and most cpu efficient way to get it. Running 'sudo a2enmod deflate' reveals that it's already running. It's already faster than it was. Thanks for everyone's help :) -- Richard http://www.sheflug.org.uk -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
