Thanks for the info! I tried running "typo config" to tell it to use
port 80, but then it just won't start up. Also, I noticed that when I
run "typo start" instead of "script/server, it's much faster, and
even acceptable. :) So, I guess that eliminates the performance
problem, if only I can figure out how to run it on port 80. Any ideas?
On Jul 31, 2007, at 5:43 AM, Mitch Pirtle wrote:
On Jul 30, 2007, at 23:22 , Eamon Ford wrote:
Forgot to mention: I'm using "script/server" instead of "typo
start", because I need to be able to run Typo on port 80.
Not that this will help your performance issues, but you can run
"typo config" to tell it to use port 80, and then you're back to
running like the rest of us ;-) Here's an oldie but a goodie:
http://scottstuff.net/blog/articles/2006/07/23/typo-installer
First off, when debugging performance issues I always try to
determine where the problem lies, in the following categories:
* disk - is there enough, is there a lot of activity (more than
should be)
* memory - is there enough available, is there excessive swapping
* cpu - is there enough available, is there excessive or heavy load
If you're lucky, one of those three will identify the source of
your problem and you can react accordingly. If there are no issues
on those three points and you're still having performance issues,
then you might want to check your mysqld setup - first by running
the test scripts that should have come with the distribution, and
then from another application that also uses mysqld. Also check
your environment.yml to be sure you are using a socket for your
connections (mysqld will *always* be faster on localhost with
sockets).
Another area to check is your versions, what version of ruby, ruby-
mysql, and so on...
Hopefully that is enough for you to find the issue at least, and if
not please report back :-)
-- Mitch, hoping he's helpful
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