greenhornet

Surely someone has some sort of test page???

Can anyone suggest a php page with some very basic code that I could use as a test?

“Perhaps you have some PHP code that is quering something that is huge and takes a long time to parse through?”

I think this is possible. I know that it is happening on every single page load. I don’t know what kind of code would do that, or how to check for that matter but it seems plausible.

Some steps that I have taken based on the above suggestions:

– I checked my log file size. It’s relatively small (18.6mb). I have it set to archive every 7 days.
– I turned off stat reporting and akismet anti-spam.
– I would prefer not to post my domain but I’ll IM you if you really want to have a first hand look.
– Turned off wpcache. It’s been running for two weeks. I can’t see a difference in this case.

I moved mysql to the same server and the load time seems about the same. At least I can eliminte latency due to traffic between the two servers.

wp-cache seems to cause the main page to be blank but serves it up once I reload (in firefox). Other than that I can’t really see that much of improvement. I’m going to read the mysql docs and see what I can figure out.

No luck with wp-cache. I’m now completely out of ideas.

Pages take quite a long time to load and then ‘pop’ on the page all at once.

I’m going to give wp-cache a try and will post the results here. I’ve never been thrilled about caching unless you absolutely have to. I’ve got other php / mysql sites running on the server that seem to be okay.

If it works I may leave it on until future wp updates eliminate the need.

Chin, I’d be interested to know if Laughing Squid solves your issues in case this doesn’t fix mine.

I AM the host provider vkaryl. They are both my servers.

David,
Any idea what logs I’m looking for?

Is wp-cache2 a mod?

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