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Posted by metlslime on 2002/12/23 18:26:17

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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

Database...

#815 posted by metlslime on 2006/03/12 22:01:48

...might be faster now. Thanks to Sleepwalkr for the tips.

Let's try it out this week and let me know how good/bad things are.

Re-Database

#816 posted by on 2006/03/12 23:01:13

It seems quite a bit faster than it has been for some time now. But still not like it used to be, but a definite improvement over recent times, for me thus far anyway.

No Server Errors Or Anything So Far...

#817 posted by necros on 2006/03/14 06:33:28

*crosses fingers*

maybe i can post more than just random links now ^_^

Argh!

#818 posted by Spirit on 2006/03/18 03:00:58

just had one of those recursive sql errors again?

IMPROVE'D

#819 posted by R.P.G. on 2006/03/18 07:48:57

There has definitely been a nice improvement since the changed DB code. I have had no errors, and the site has loaded everytime I tried to access it; albeit frequently it still takes five seconds to get a response.

Fingers Crossed

#820 posted by aguirRe on 2006/03/18 10:33:30

Here too!

Well...

#821 posted by necros on 2006/03/18 22:47:56

it's taking me quite a bit longer than 5 seconds the majority of the time (usually around 30 seconds) but it does load consistently, so that's something. thanks :)

Yay

#822 posted by . on 2006/03/19 15:20:42

I'm actually able to open func pages in tabs without waiting forever for just the 2nd one to load.

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