Oh !!
#790 posted by JPL on 2006/01/24 22:59:48
I didn't see that neg!ke already shout about the internal server error... sorry...
To answer you metlslime: this morning it is rather fast... but how long will it work like this ? That's a good question ! We all experimented so big differences in latency and speed access these last ddays, regardless of access error, that I hope it will not change any more from now... as I said ... wait and see.. ;)
Hmm...
#791 posted by metlslime on 2006/01/25 20:27:53
seems faster now. Not with every page view, but with most of them. Anyone disagree?
Metlslime
#792 posted by JPL on 2006/01/26 01:38:57
I got again an Internal Server Error yesterday evening... Sounds weird: sometimes it works perfectly (not so much latency, good speed), and sometimes it slow as Hell.... o_O ....
Any Idea ?
Yeah...
#793 posted by necros on 2006/01/26 07:17:20
don't know about anyone else, but it was nearly impossible to access func yesterday, as it almost always was giving those internal server errors.
when it does load, it seems even slower than usual too. :(
still, i got to post this time! :D
Ditto...
#794 posted by generic on 2006/01/26 10:30:53
Func is either s-l-o-w or unavailable due to the aforementioned server error in the A.M. on the East Coast. But it seems to pick up in the P.M.
Unavailability
#795 posted by bambuz on 2006/01/29 12:04:10
this happens very often... i have a hunch it's during peak load hours.
Unavailability
#796 posted by Jago on 2006/01/29 16:47:31
Same problem here. Site not responding at all or some error about maximum process limit exceeded, or something. Or a recursive SQL error.
Gggrrrrrrr.....
#797 posted by JPL on 2006/02/17 02:11:49
i have a hunch it's during peak load hours.
Yes, it happened very often in the afternoon (French time)... and it's boring... Is there a way to avoid this issue ?
Heh
#798 posted by bal on 2006/02/17 02:29:10
Go finish your map JPL. =)
Bal
#799 posted by JPL on 2006/02/17 02:32:59
It's "cooking"... don't worry ;)
Today
#800 posted by Ankh on 2006/02/17 02:54:37
func is fast like F1 :)
Errrr..
#801 posted by JPL on 2006/02/17 04:20:18
Nevertheless I get a "URL cannot be reached" message this morning... weird...
Slow
#802 posted by bambuz on 2006/02/17 15:00:58
today too, half of time doesn't load at all
Func Sigh
#803 posted by bambuz on 2006/02/20 23:47:23
in the evenings (europe), it more often than not:
1) doesn't load at all
2) gives internal error (process limit exceeded)
It works really only in off-load hours. Which sucks. Are there any actions in planning?
Cause this board rocks and I hope good stuff will be kept going on in here. (Just look at the latest goings in mapping help for example!)
Even In Off-load Hours
#804 posted by neg!ke on 2006/02/21 01:37:34
when it works fairly fine, it's intolerably slow when being logged in. why this difference?
btw. what about a 'mark all threads read' option?
Even In Off-hours
#805 posted by neg!ke on 2006/02/21 01:37:35
when it works fairly fine, it's intolerably slow when being logged in. why this difference?
btw. what about a 'mark all threads read' option?
Even In Off-hours
#806 posted by neg!ke on 2006/02/21 01:37:35
when it works fairly fine, it's intolerably slow when being logged in. why this difference?
btw. what about an 'mark all threads read' option?
Ugh...
#807 posted by metlslime on 2006/02/21 02:25:01
Weird As Hell
#808 posted by JPL Unloged on 2006/02/21 06:25:20
FYI, func_ works faster when you access as guest (unlogged)... no "url cannot be reach", no "no internal error"... Metlslime ? Any idea ?
... Oooppss...
#809 posted by JPL Unlogged on 2006/02/21 06:26:48
.. I just got at least "recursive SQL error" he he he...
Just To Reiterate
#810 posted by on 2006/02/21 23:17:53
when it works fairly fine, it's intolerably slow when being logged in. why this difference?
btw. what about an 'mark all threads read' option
Well...
#811 posted by metlslime on 2006/02/22 00:21:02
There is a difference between being logged in and logged out -- logged in people get a SQL query which includes their userid when visiting forum.php, while anonymous users get one that doesn't contain a userid. MySQL caches queries, so if you're not logged in, there's a good chance that your queries will have already been processed for someone who visited just before you, and so it can come out of the cache, which is a lot faster.
But this doesn't mean as much for the news page, the view_thread page, etc.
And Still
#812 posted by bambuz_unlogged on 2006/02/22 02:02:48
it fucks up most of the time, even if you're on a computer with no cookies - thus unlogged. It won't load func, either you get a zero sized reply or timeout or process limit exceeded.
Metlslime
#813 posted by JPL on 2006/02/23 04:46:54
What's happening today ?! It's working so fast I can't remember when it happened last time... ;)
Did you change anything in your php code ?
Nevertheless, it's cool to see all is workig fine now... I hope it will be stable more than today :P
He Replaced The Hamster Wheel With A Drunken CZG
#814 posted by . on 2006/02/23 08:16:21
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