Hello,

we use a Pootle-Server (2.0.0) to do translations for our software 
releases with xliff-files. The server runs with mod_wsgi on an 
apache-webserver. All optional modules are installed - the admin pages 
shows no missing dependencies. Only the use of MySQL is proposed. We 
have about 43,000 strings with about 137,000 words per language. They 
are split into many xliff-files with a size generally lower than 1MB. 
This files are not "small", but we have only about 15MBs overall per 
language used. This should be no problem I think.

We have a job, which synchronises the pootle-xliff-files with the 
source-files of our application. This task changes and (if needed) 
creates or deletes xliff-files. After this job finished I try to open 
the pootle-mainpage. This take a very long time (up to 7 minutes). I 
tried to call the refresh_stats-task before. This runs about 20 minutes, 
but it doesn't speed up the pootle-mainpage first call. The second and 
all further calls are handled immediately.
I tried to figure out, what the server is doing. There is a single 
apache-process which was running. There were no further log-outputs 
which may give a hint.

Now the questions:
1. How can I speed up the first call of pootle-mainpage?
2. Why does the refresh_stats-task have no effect on this?
3. How can I obtain more log-output. We run pootle 1.2 in an installed 
version without apache before and there many more log-entries were created.
4. May changing from SQLite to MySQL bring more performance. When I 
tried this some time ago only the pootle.db was migrated to MySQL. The 
stats.db was left on SQLite. The last one seems to cause the problem.

Thanks for your help.

Greetings

Johannes Ahlers

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