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12-15-2004 #1
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Slow loading
Well, it looks like moving to a new server has not entirely fixed the problem. I am looking at our vbulletin database right now. Please bear with me for a while. It might take a couple of days to figure out.
Sorry guys!
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12-15-2004 #2dennis68 GuestI was going to mention that the site is moving W..........A.........Y...............S............ .L.............O............W!!!
I think it is actually worse than before you switched racks.
12-15-2004 #3
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If anybody knows a vbulletin expert I need help fast!!!!!!
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12-15-2004 #4
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You know what Tom says: Theres nothing like a nice rack! LOL
Keep up the good work Larry!!
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The site speed for me hasn't really changed since the vbulletin board first opened.
It's been fast on both my DSL and even with a 50666 bps dialup connection at work.
Thanks for providing a great place Larry.
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12-16-2004 #6
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I couldn't get it to load yesterday, for about 25 mins, Steve
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when its working it faster, but then theres times when it just doesnt want to load. at least thats the way it is for me
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The load times are sporadic. Usually it it faster than before (for me anyway), but there are times when it is extremely slow.
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12-16-2004 #9
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Well, it looks like I have found the problem. We have exceeded our available ram. It looks like it's time to move from a virtual private server to our own full blown dedicated server without sharing recourses. Looks like there is a lot more traffic then I thought.
The hosting company says we are always over our allotted amount of ram and we are running all the time on swap memory. Until I figure out the cost and can get it moved over I will reboot the server each night before I go to bed. This will help clear the ram and get us off the swapped memory at least for a little while each day.Larry Callahan
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O.k., Friday night the server was upgraded again. There is double the ram e.t.c.
Anybody notice the forum being slow in the last few days?Larry Callahan
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