I oversee 2 different projects under the same Trac, one is the major and
the second is a smaller side project. Each project manage its own
plugins under its environment and doesn't inherit much resources from
the Trac installation. Only packages for a decent state (Pygments and
pytz in particular).
So I've improved a lot the major one with a few tens of plugins
installed altogether since I took over control of this, the small one
has about 10.
At the beginning, the gap was already there but the sum of plugins
certainly made it worse.
Nicolas
On 15/10/2017 04:11, RjOllos wrote:
On Saturday, October 14, 2017 at 1:21:22 PM UTC-7, Nicolas MARTIN wrote:
On 14/10/2017 02:52, Ryan Ollos wrote:
On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 4:50 PM, Nicolas MARTIN
<ntm...@locean.upmc.fr <mailto:ntm...@locean.upmc.fr>> wrote:
Well I admit that I'm a bit relieved by your response because
I was afraid it was a trivial issue.
My plan wasn't to refactor the post-commit script but I
really want to add this functionality.
Our web server has very bad performances in loading pages so
I think our developers should enjoy it for closing tickets.
Any idea why the web server performance is bad? If only Trac has
the poor performance, that could be due to configuration or Trac
plugins. It might be worth looking at more closely.
That's funny because SVN is one of the things in our server
that are not too outdated (1.8.8) so I will probably try your
second solution.
I'll give you a feedback.
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This is another subject I plan to work on in the near future,
probably it requires another discussion thread I think.
We are hosted on a multi-project Trac installation, and the Apache
server has been configured with CGI which seems to be the worst
solution in terms of performance. Despite this and the fact that
we are one of the most active projects, I'm always a bit puzzle by
the gap when I browse to another project. I mean we are on the
same server with the same database, but from a user perspective it
seems to be 2 distinct installations.
A while back, I made some researches to find some guidances on how
to diagnostic and investigate things on a standalone Trac but I
didn't find much.
Yeah, I'd switch to mod_wsgi.
Most likely reason for difference would be an active plugin in the
slower environment. Do both Trac environments have the same active
plugins?
- Ryan
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