All my hosts have always been *nix, but I used to have XP running apache on my own computer and don't anymore. I don't see how I'd see any more from the admin panel though.
Maybe output buffering is somehow slow. Try putting $nobuffering = true; in your config.php
that seems a lot better the most of the pages seema lot faster and the vast amount of the lagest pages now load <8 sec.
The only other thing i have noticed is that there seems to be a lot of slow querys building.. i have about 500 plus now according to admin stats. Could this be contributing?
It should be how I wrote it, or I wouldn't have written it that way, though both will actually work due to the technicality that since PHP is loosely typed a non-empty string also evaluates as true.
As long as you don't break up a line. You could put it in any number of other files too, but that's the one that doesn't get overwritten.
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All my hosts have always been *nix, but I used to have XP running apache on my own computer and don't anymore. I don't see how I'd see any more from the admin panel though.
Maybe output buffering is somehow slow. Try putting $nobuffering = true; in your config.php
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that seems a lot better the most of the pages seema lot faster and the vast amount of the lagest pages now load <8 sec.
The only other thing i have noticed is that there seems to be a lot of slow querys building.. i have about 500 plus now according to admin stats. Could this be contributing?
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My forums list 841 slow queries. I haven't found the number to mean much.
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Wow, I was curious so I checked mine.
15517815 Slow queries
I'm going to go ask Google about this...
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Hi,
Sorry to add to this thread but I am trying to speed my site up.
Where you say add
$nobuffering = true;
Should the syntax be :-
$nobuffering = 'true';
Or should it be how you wrote it? Also can it go anywhere in the config.php file or does it need to go in a specific place?
Thanks
Jon
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Hi,
Does anyone know the answer to this please?
Thanks
Jon
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It should be how I wrote it, or I wouldn't have written it that way, though both will actually work due to the technicality that since PHP is loosely typed a non-empty string also evaluates as true.
As long as you don't break up a line. You could put it in any number of other files too, but that's the one that doesn't get overwritten.
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Hi Paul,
Many thanks.
Jon