"John P . Looney" wrote:
> However, it's running really slow. Between me & the machine I'm using is
> a 10mbit link, though at times, it seems that all I'm getting is ~50 bytes
> a second.
>
> The load on the machine is 3, even though midgard is the only thing
> running it - and apache is generating huge logs, mainly containing this:
A load of 3 is _very_ unusual. The main midgard site is at 0.03 this
moment,
0.30 this morning, and it's running web and mail for 39 domains. I ran a
small
benchmark on the midgard site, and the load never went above 0.45 during
that
test. 62.76kb/sec transfer rate, but that was from a remote site over
the
internet. Locally I see an average of 73.90kb/sec. Hey, my connection
ain't
half bad today. The local test:
Document Path: /
Document Length: 11829 bytes
Concurrency Level: 10
Time taken for tests: 8.651 seconds
Complete requests: 50
Failed requests: 0
Total transferred: 639270 bytes
HTML transferred: 625466 bytes
Requests per second: 5.78
Transfer rate: 73.90 kb/s received
Connnection Times (ms)
min avg max
Connect: 0 388 1308
Processing: 435 1167 1583
Total: 435 1555 2891
> Midgard: Template not found code-compat
> Midgard: Template not found code-global
> Midgard: Template not found code-init
> Midgard: Template not found page-code
> Midgard: Template not found page-init
> Midgard: Template not found subtitle
> Midgard: Template not found target
This is normal but it does mean that you have debugging enabled. I
suggest
switching it off by changing 'LogLevel debug' to 'LogLevel warn' in your
apache configuration. That may reduce the load on the system, since
writes
are expensive. Still, 3 is excessive. Does 'top' show anything out of
the
ordinary?
Emile
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