Revolutions mega slow on my server (loading screens halt)

I just installed rev 2 alpha 3 and when I load the manager its sloooow
I already had that with the 097 version now i tryed it again on a clean domain with a new db.

if any one knows what this could be?
maybe log in and have a look feel:
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/

admin / zwartedoos

it is realy a show stopper for me if this is how it should be.

I run this on my server:
mysql 5.0.46-1.el4.centos
php 5.1.6-3.el4s1.7

all other websites made in 096 are fast.

Dimmy

yes, it is very slow.

is it on a dedicated machine? what’s the load on the machine? run ’top’ if you’ve got shell access...

I have it run lots of websites but load is never above 7% cpu I have 2 gig mem
as I said before all other modx websites (over 100 I think) run just fine
Maybe its a php or apache config problem?

top - 15:03:03 up 29 days, 14:57,  1 user,  load average: 0.07, 0.14, 0.16
Tasks:  89 total,  1 running,  88 sleeping,  0 stopped,  0 zombie
Cpu(s):  2.7% us,  2.0% sy,  0.0% ni, 90.0% id,  5.3% wa,  0.0% hi,  0.0% si
Mem:  2070740k total,  2016900k used,    53840k free,  353584k buffers
Swap:  4192944k total,    1052k used,  4191892k free,  928072k cached

Looks fine to me

yeah, that’s odd.

anything in the php/apache error logs? are you running any kind of non-standard apache modules? have you tried running it on your local machine? i haven’t tried putting revolution on a server yet...

Just FYI, I highly recommend updating PHP from any of the 5.0.x or 5.1.x versions to the latest 5.2.x; there are lots of bugs fixed that you won’t have to deal with.

Regardless of that fact, I’m running these locally and remotely with no slowness or extra high loads. However, the fact that you only have 2 gigs of memory on that machine and it’s very close to swapping makes me wonder if that may be related; Revolution does in fact use more memory than the existing releases. These errors opening just the login page in Safari has me curious as well:

http://www.hilverda.net/favicon.ico not found
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/assets/ext2/resources/css/ext-all.css timed out
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/browser.css timed out
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/modext.css timed out
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/templates/default/images/misc/greenfade.gif not found
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/templates/default/images/misc/tabareabg.gif not found
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/text.css timed out

2 gig of mem is more than enough for this. I copyed the full package so the missing items must be missing in the zip file then I think.

this missing part is a bug I think:
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/templates/default/images/misc/greenfade.gif is the wrong location should be:
http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/images/misc/greenfade.gif thats how it is in the zip I used looks like a missing / maybe looks like its doubling the basepath:

http://www.hilverda.net/manager/templates/default/css/ [split should be here somehow] templates/default/images/misc/greenfade.gif

I have no problem with other cmsses like yoomla (sorry) and modx 096 next to other homebrew cmsses.

we just upgraded to a brand new dell server the old server had only 1 gig of mem and before that we only had 512Mb running over 50 sites.

the timed out stuff could that be a php setting? or apache? and if so where/ what is it and can I fix this?
If you like I could give you access to my server to have a look.

i reckon the memory should be fine because although there isn’t that much free, there’s loads used for buffers that the OS can reclaim if it needs to.

Dimmy:

Can you check your Apache error log for any segfaults. I suspect there may be some PDO bugs in PHP 5.1.6 surfacing in this configuration.

like these lines?:


Segmentation Fault in 18205, waiting for debugger
Segmentation Fault in 30148, waiting for debugger
Segmentation Fault in 16008, waiting for debugger


Segmentation Fault in 20452, waiting for debugger
Segmentation Fault in 4085, waiting for debugger
Segmentation Fault in 31903, waiting for debugger
Segmentation Fault in 32279, waiting for debugger