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babe31
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 Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 3:30 pm Post subject: Loading slow |
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Hello !
I have my own mail server (hmailserver) and squirrelmail who runs on abyss web server. I have 150 mails in my box and the loading time is very long (5/10 seconds) to generate the inbox. At the beginning the loading time was good (1 second) when i had 10/20 mails...
Does somebody know where is the problem ? From PHP ? From database ? From MailServer ?
If i look the CPU usage it takes 100% of CPU for 10 seconds to generate the page, maybe there is a way to optimize that ?
My configuration :
Abyss web server 2.4
HmailServer 4.4 B270
PHP 5.2.2 preconfigured by aprelium
Squirrelmail 1.4.6
Athlon XP 2000+ 1Gb DDR WinXP Pro
Thank you !
(I hope my english is comprehensive !) |
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AbyssUnderground
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| Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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I beleive squirrel mail has an option to display 'x' number of emails per page. This might be something you want to activate if possible. Your CPU is adequate for the job so I don't see whats taking so long. Maybe try another version of PHP incase there is an unforseen bug in your current version. Also, try doing a disk defrag. I know it sounds crazy but it can make a difference.
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babe31
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Ok thanks for your answer ! You said that my PHP version was bugged ? It seems that PHP 5.2.2 is the latest downloadable version ?
In the control pannel of abyss, the interpretor for PHP is set as FastCGI (Local - Pipes), is it right or should i use FastCGI (Local - Socket TCP/IP)? |
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Sophia
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| Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 9:56 am Post subject: |
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| babe31 wrote: |
In the control pannel of abyss, the interpretor for PHP is set as FastCGI (Local - Pipes), is it right or should i use FastCGI (Local - Socket TCP/IP)? |
anyone going to answer? |
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pkSML
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| Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 1:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Sophia wrote: | | babe31 wrote: |
In the control pannel of abyss, the interpretor for PHP is set as FastCGI (Local - Pipes), is it right or should i use FastCGI (Local - Socket TCP/IP)? |
anyone going to answer? |
Just try all of them! It will only take minutes to do.
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aprelium
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| Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 1:30 pm Post subject: |
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| babe31 wrote: | Ok thanks for your answer ! You said that my PHP version was bugged ? It seems that PHP 5.2.2 is the latest downloadable version ?
In the control pannel of abyss, the interpretor for PHP is set as FastCGI (Local - Pipes), is it right or should i use FastCGI (Local - Socket TCP/IP)? |
5.2.4 is not buggy. It needs the type of the interpreter to be set to "Standard" (and not to "PHP Style" as with earlier versions of PHP).
The "Interface" should be set to "FastCGI (Local - Pipes)" as modern version of PHP no more support the other type ("FastCGI (Local - Socket TCP/IP)").
Regarding the performance issue, we suggest that you open the Task Manager of Windows, sort the processes by their CPU time, open a Web mail page and check what is the process that is getting the most of your CPU ressources during the page generation.
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