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All info is attached at my first post. PHP 5.1.6 & mySQL 5.0.24 Community Edition.
I'll try out your suggestion. The 1:1 replacement of with your config caused mySQL not to start anymore so I replaced just some major commands with my existing one. Still there is no speed up at all. I'd say you did just copy for configuration so it is not any helpful in my case. Thanks for the efforts anyway. ;) |
Remove your similar threads :lol: sorry couldnt resist.
I had serious load issues with php5.1.5 and MySQL 5.x and downgrading to php 4.4 and MySQL 4.x seemed to fix tons of my problems, if thats a viable option for you, you may wish to consider it |
I just did the exact reverse of yours and it gave me a significant speedup compared to how it was before. I don't think that is an option.
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Not even you experts can give me tip? This was from the very first day since I installed vBulletin and was the only one surfing on the board so I must be the server configuration. You can also write me a pm.
I'd really appreciate some help. |
Maybe MySQL or Php hasnt been compiled correctly.
Thats the last thing i can think of |
It was compiled by my webhoster several times so it should be ok.
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I turned debug mode on and triggerd 'new posts' with an actual server load of ~1.2, the page loaded 16 seconds later but the generation time is 0,5 seconds with only 13 queries is why I am so confused. There is really not much traffic right now on my board and no other apps are running.
I attached the debug output. |
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