On 11/7/07 10:09 PM, "Rob Marscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Nov 2, 2007, at 1:28 PM, Cliff Hirsch wrote: >> ...snip... one strange bug. My first access can take upwards of 30 seconds >> for anything to happen just a blank white browser while I wait...and >> wait... After that first hit, things are fine, regardless of whether I use >> different browsers, different PCs, flush caches, etc. > > Did you figure this out, Cliff? I'm curious to know the answer. Are you > using mod_php or cgi? I was thinking that perhaps if it's some type of cgi > solution, it could be taking time to initialize php. Another idea is that you > have some really slow db queries, but the results are pulled from the query > cache on the subsequent page requests. > > -Rob > After driving my service provider nuts, naturally I determined that it was an application problem. Wasn¹t an Apache problem at all. There was a curl request buried in my code that was timing out. The request response is cached, thus the slow home page every hour. Would have taken two seconds to debug if I had remote debugging on the production server.
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