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Hi Everyone!

Why when I login to my site  is taking like 10 second or 15 to loggin to the account page

how  i can make the login to load fast with out waiting 10 or 15 second for the page to be load

Thank'

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Quote · 8 Aug 2010

My site started taking longer and longer to log in as well.  Eventually it was taking a full 10 seconds or more to log in.

I was making some changes to my site and had to uninstall and then reinstall the spy module.  This really sped things up.

You may want to try that.  I also removed a lot of stuff from my account page to make it load faster for members logging in.

Now it's back to taking about 5 seconds...not great but definitel better than 10.

 

Here's another story.

I tried to move my site to a more expensive VPS a few months ago.  After the move it took about 3 days to work out all the bugs.

However, logging in started taking a full 50-60 seconds.  Nobody could explain this or figure it out.  I eventually had to move my site back to the earlier VPS (where I started it).  Now I'm still scared to try and move it.

Please let us know if you find a fix.  I'm really curious.

 

 

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Quote · 8 Aug 2010

My site is slow too. Like molasses running up hill in january(for those that live in an area that's cold in january)

At times my site loads so slow i could go get a cup of coffee while i wait.

https://www.deanbassett.com
Quote · 8 Aug 2010

Hopefully 7.0.3 will include some needed speed improvements.

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Quote · 8 Aug 2010

agree with you guys

right now i don't have no one on my site complaning about this but the site is runing slow and when you login take 10 seconds or 15 or more

but I been checking the time and my site take  15 second to load on the account page or any page you go is not loading fast like any other site

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Quote · 8 Aug 2010

I notice that boonex.com is certainly a lot faster now after this new update.

This gives me hope that 7.0.3 will at least make things a bit faster.

Plug your site into this: http://tools.pingdom.com and tell us what your time is.

My index page usually takes about 8-9 seconds to load.  It used to be between 7-8...don't know why it slowed down...

However, if you are on a shared server it could take longer.  I also have a dolphin 7 site on a shared server that usually takes between 10 - 12 seconds to load the index page.  Your server does matter...to some extent.

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Quote · 9 Aug 2010

I notice that boonex.com is certainly a lot faster now after this new update.

This gives me hope that 7.0.3 will at least make things a bit faster.

Plug your site into this: http://tools.pingdom.com and tell us what your time is.

My index page usually takes about 8-9 seconds to load.  It used to be between 7-8...don't know why it slowed down...

However, if you are on a shared server it could take longer.  I also have a dolphin 7 site on a shared server that usually takes between 10 - 12 seconds to load the index page.  Your server does matter...to some extent.

Their switch from Apache to Nginx certainly helps. I wish more web hosting providers had Nginx over Apache as their web server of choice.

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Quote · 9 Aug 2010

Total loading time: 15.9 seconds

7.9 seconds

I notice that boonex.com is certainly a lot faster now after this new update.

This gives me hope that 7.0.3 will at least make things a bit faster.

Plug your site into this: http://tools.pingdom.com and tell us what your time is.

My index page usually takes about 8-9 seconds to load.  It used to be between 7-8...don't know why it slowed down...

However, if you are on a shared server it could take longer.  I also have a dolphin 7 site on a shared server that usually takes between 10 - 12 seconds to load the index page.  Your server does matter...to some extent.

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Quote · 9 Aug 2010

Hi Everyone!

Why when I login to my site  is taking like 10 second or 15 to loggin to the account page

how  i can make the login to load fast with out waiting 10 or 15 second for the page to be load

Thank'

This problem was fixed in 7.0.2:

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/changeset/14080/

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/ticket/2021

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Quote · 9 Aug 2010

@ AlexT

Thank's 4 sharing I download the files make back-up and upload the new fix but now is taking more than 20 seconds

Hi Everyone!

Why when I login to my site  is taking like 10 second or 15 to loggin to the account page

how  i can make the login to load fast with out waiting 10 or 15 second for the page to be load

Thank'

This problem was fixed in 7.0.2:

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/changeset/14080/

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/ticket/2021

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Quote · 9 Aug 2010

This is database change, which is chachable. Please ensure that all files in /cache/ folders were cleaned after this change.  Also this fix clean old spy messages upon cron run, so wait some time after this change and make sure that cron is working and run every minute.

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Quote · 10 Aug 2010

AlexT why I need to run the cron every mint

my meail for the cron jobs will be full and how I delete the all messages from the spy

 

Thank's

 

This is database change, which is chachable. Please ensure that all files in /cache/ folders were cleaned after this change.  Also this fix clean old spy messages upon cron run, so wait some time after this change and make sure that cron is working and run every minute.

 

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Quote · 14 Aug 2010

 

AlexT why I need to run the cron every mint

my meail for the cron jobs will be full and how I delete the all messages from the spy

 

Thank's

 

This is database change, which is chachable. Please ensure that all files in /cache/ folders were cleaned after this change.  Also this fix clean old spy messages upon cron run, so wait some time after this change and make sure that cron is working and run every minute.

 

It's generally recommended for the cron to run every minute so there's no delay in the operation of your Website (e.g., video uploading, mass mailer, etc.). I like to limit the execution of my cron jobs, so I have it set to execute anywhere from five minutes, to twenty, depending on the Website.

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Quote · 14 Aug 2010

I know but my email get full so fast

any idea to stop this

 

 

AlexT why I need to run the cron every mint

my meail for the cron jobs will be full and how I delete the all messages from the spy

 

Thank's

 

This is database change, which is chachable. Please ensure that all files in /cache/ folders were cleaned after this change.  Also this fix clean old spy messages upon cron run, so wait some time after this change and make sure that cron is working and run every minute.

 

It's generally recommended for the cron to run every minute so there's no delay in the operation of your Website (e.g., video uploading, mass mailer, etc.). I like to limit the execution of my cron jobs, so I have it set to execute anywhere from five minutes, to twenty, depending on the Website.

 

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Quote · 14 Aug 2010

Ok >> can some one help to do this so I don't get any mails from cron jobs because I know is going to be full of cron jobs I found this

Send an email every time a cron job runs. less »


You can have cron send an email everytime it runs a command. If you do not want an email to be sent for an individual cron job you can redirect the command's output to /dev/null like this: mycommand >/dev/null 2>&1
this is my command >> how I get done please
cd /home1/database/public_html/sitename/periodic; /usr/local/bin/php -q cron.php
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Quote · 14 Aug 2010
 
 
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