Here's some questions for our geeky members. There is a prize... of sorts. 馃檪
A. What's your favorite web stats program?
B. Apache and PHP are running slowly. What would you look at to speed them up?
C. MySQL queries are timing out. What would you do to resolve the issue?
D. vi or emacs?
Andrew
frenzix 路
A. Webstatsoft
B. Poke them with a stick/Steroids?
C. Have a scotch
D. Definately Viagra
Whitty 路
My pentium 3 400 Mhz with 28 meg of ram just started blowing steam when I clicked on this thread - what does that mean????
Starbug 路
it means youre about due for an iMac G5 :P
HotRodMatt 路
Starbug wrote:it means youre about due for an iMac G5 :P
pfffft.
Octa 路
HAhaha... that is great, Beer on Mac 馃檪
1. Webtrends or Analog
2. Are there pages without PHP coding? do they run slowly as well? If so, forget about PHP, then look at your server, is it also running slow in general. Are you running modules that you don't need and can remove. Also, in httpd.conf (or whatever it is called in your Dist.) have you set the prefered index/default files to look at (the less the better, otherwise apache will look for all of them - also make sure that you don't have index.html and index.php in the root of folders, just the php if that is what you are using and also add index.php before index.html in the preferred index/defaul page)? Are you running a lot of Aliases and Redirects? This will slow it down, see how you can minimise them.
3. Are the search conditions correct? Try minimising the search conditions (remove sorting etc) and see if it speeds up, then add one by one to see which one seems to cause it. OR, it could be the database itself.
4. neither, I prefer the ring around the... 馃槈
Starbug 路
where can i get one of those HRM?? i think it would go down a treat a lan parties 馃榾
Fossil 路
:beer good one HRM - I sell IT solutions and wouldn't have a clue about the answer as I'm no prop head
phatrat 路
A.Urchin
B.
1) RevDNS queries
2) huge mod_rewiter or accerss-list rules
3) some modules, for egzample mod_spelling
try to put httpd.conf on a diet - removing unneccessary modules.