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3.8: 10 additional seconds delay on any page of my new site

3.8: 10 additional seconds delay on any page of my new site

Wednesday 28 June 2006 5:08:50 am - 8 replies

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Tim Dickinson

Wednesday 28 June 2006 5:23:14 am

That is pretty strange.

Just to be doubley sure - you have all the cache options enabled and debug turned off and PHP isn't in safe mode or anything like that?

Tim

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Bård Farstad

Wednesday 28 June 2006 5:57:28 am

Massimiliano, your actual script execution time is 0.1485 seconds. Counting the time it takes to empty the output buffer for transfering the contnet to the client you have 0.23 seconds.

It looks like the time is spent on rendering the debug output. Do you use debug output in a popup window? Can you try to disable the debug output and benchmark the page?

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Massimiliano Bariola

Wednesday 28 June 2006 6:32:47 am

Tim and Baard (sorry for not having norwegian keyboard),
@Tim: safe mode is off, here I copy my site.ini settings concerning caching

admin site:

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=ita-IT
ContentObjectLocale=ita-IT
ShowUntranslatedObjects=enabled
SiteLanguageList[]=ita-IT
TextTranslation=enabled

[FileSettings]
VarDir=var/plain_site

[ContentSettings]
CachedViewPreferences[full]=admin_navigation_content=0;admin_navigation_details=0;admin_navigation_languages=0;admin_navigation_locations=0;admin_navigation_relations=0;admin_navigation_roles=0;admin_navigation_policies=0;admin_navigation_content=0;admin_navigation_translations=0;admin_children_viewmode=list;admin_list_limit=1;admin_edit_show_locations=0;admin_leftmenu_width=10;admin_url_list_limit=10;admin_url_view_limit=10;admin_section_list_limit=1;admin_orderlist_sortfield=user_name;admin_orderlist_sortorder=desc;admin_search_stats_limit=1;admin_treemenu=1;admin_bookmarkmenu=1;admin_left_menu_width=13
TranslationList=
#ViewCaching=disabled
ViewCaching=enabled
#StaticCache=enabled
StaticCache=disabled

[TemplateSettings]
TemplateCache=enabled
#TemplateCache=disabled
TemplateCompile=enabled
#TemplateCompile=disabled
#ShowXHTMLCode=enabled
#Debug=enabled
Debug=disabled
ShowUsedTemplates=enabled
#ShowUsedTemplates=disabled

public site:

[RegionalSettings]
Locale=ita-IT
ContentObjectLocale=ita-IT
SiteLanguageList[]=ita-IT
TextTranslation=enabled

[FileSettings]
VarDir=var/plain_site

[ContentSettings]
TranslationList=

[TemplateSettings]
TemplateCache=enabled
#TemplateCache=disabled
TemplateCompile=enabled
#TemplateCompile=disabled
#ShowXHTMLCode=enabled
#Debug=enabled
Debug=disabled
ShowUsedTemplates=enabled
#ShowUsedTemplates=disabled
DevelopmentMode=enabled

@Baard: I usually debug inline and those are the results from the inline version. I tried to switch to popup, just to check, and it takes even longer, plus I get a kernel 20 error in the popup, saying "the module "var" which you requested was not found" instead of the debug output.
Trying to turn completely off debug strangely makes the public page load take a whopping 39 seconds to generate (taken by hand, I'll restart firefox now and use a specific tool for better checking, then I'll add more precise figures).

Massimiliano Bariola

Wednesday 28 June 2006 7:02:29 am

Ok here are the more accurate figures, taken with LORI FF extension. values are : click-to-first-byte sent back, and click-to-end-of-page-sending

home page public siteaccess: 10.344, 31.15 seconds
home page public siteaccess reload: 10.344, 31.16 seconds
home page public siteaccess reload: 10.328, 30.969 seconds
home page admin siteaccess: 10.313, 10.500 seconds,
21 seconds from successful login to content tree display 20.780, 20.781 secs
11 seconds from there to settings tab 10.750, 11.93 secs
11 seconds from settings tab to again content tree view 10.687, 11.218 seconds

Łukasz Serwatka

Wednesday 28 June 2006 12:01:49 pm

For better testing try to disable eAccelerator then you should get more "real" results in the debug output.

Where is your database server located? Is it on localhost or on independent machine? If on external server just for check try with

[DatabaseSettings]
UsePersistentConnection=enabled

Do you have any RSS imports via RSS feed template operator or fetching data from external sites?

BTW, without access to your machine it is difficult to find what cause the problem. Using support is good idea if still no success.

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Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog

Massimiliano Bariola

Friday 30 June 2006 2:55:27 am

Lukasz,

great, that made my day, now page serving time is back to normality. Now I guess my sysadmin will need to investigate why on this peculiar machine I need to keep persistent connections on for it to work well. I have done my part ;-)

Thank you again,

Max

Łukasz Serwatka

Friday 30 June 2006 5:23:31 am

Great ;) You are welcome Max! Share your information with other eZ users, if you will find someone with similar problem don't hesitate to post an answer ;)

Let us know what sys admin found.

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Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog

Massimiliano Bariola

Friday 30 June 2006 5:51:50 am

Lukasz,

I'll surely do so if I find someone in a similar predicament :-) and as soon as my sysadmin looks into this, I'll post the fix he did.

Ciao and have a nice weekend,

Max

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