Clan x86
Announcements => [x86] Announcements => Topic started by: iago on December 30, 2005, 05:26:43 pm
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I'm running Apache 2.2.0 on port 81. I directed the forum there. Let me know if you notice any difference.
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It's noticeably faster than yesterday :X
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Indeed, so far it seems a lot faster, I'll try out some of the larger threads and see.
Edit: Well can't help the larger threads... they're still taking for every because of the SQL(?) queries.
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Yes, it's because of the SQL Queries Ergot. Nothing iago can do for that except get more bandwidth and a faster upload.
The small pages really go faster though, neat.
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Hah, much better. I didn't notice the forum redirection either, scary. :)
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I'd blame the browser rendering the data it's recieving from the server. SQL queries are insanely fast since they are done locally by the server.
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The browser doesn't render the php though, and thats whats determining the time. :P
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deadly, SQL is run locally. He needs a better processor, not more bandwidth.
I didn't even notice, seems good.
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Yes, it's because of the SQL Queries Ergot. Nothing iago can do for that except get more bandwidth and a faster upload.
The small pages really go faster though, neat.
It has nothing to do with the speed of getting to the server, since the generation time is calculated by the php script.
The browser doesn't render the php though, and thats whats determining the time. :P
See above; the browser doesn't determine the time.
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The browser doesn't render the php though, and thats whats determining the time. :P
See above; the browser doesn't determine the time.
Yeah I know, thats what I was saying.
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I was thinking that too... but I don't want to make too many guesses in one thread :)
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Is your MySQL server running on the box you have with the most memory? If not you should try putting it on there, or perhaps moving it off the webserver box anyways just for the hell of it to see the effect.
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I have 256mb on all my computers.
The webserver is the system with the highest CPU speed, though.