Well of course a DB on the same server should connect much faster than
a DB on an external server. Yet in your case it's on the same LAN so
there shouldn't be huge delays with it!
The best thing to do is as "circket" suggested. Create a simple PHP-
Script page that uses normal DB connection functi
This happened with me on the local windows server while testing,
didn't really see the problem up on my live one.
Anyway if u have access to the PHP.INI file you can just go there and
edit the "memory_limit = 16M" value to something like "memory_limit =
50M". I had this set to 150MB and it didn't
UPDATE:
Now I Included
NETWORK:
/requests
/requests/
/requests/*
*/requests/*
requests/
requests
in the file... I don't know which line worked for it but it doesn't
include anything in the cache now. It removes all cached links when
the requested URL is somewhere in the requests controller.
I w
I've been trying to speed up stuff with my web app recently. I thought
it'd be useful to start caching some of the images, css and js files
for offline usage and that my help in getting the thing to run faster.
I've created the following Cache Mainfest file for test:
-- FILE STARTS HERE -
Ok thanks AD, here is what I got from the Profiler I still can't
understand which part to investigate and what eats up all the
resources here:
http://www.eg-host.net/cache_grind_requests_controller.zip
Sorry for pasting the Model relations the way I did... thought this
will be less confusing
Hey Jon...
Actually I am running this on a windows server so the folders should
be writable with no problems.
I only have the Containable Behavior on all the models (AppModel) and
Tree in both ARO and ACO (ACL) models. I believe this is not a
problem.
Here below is an example of the associated
Got this error when I installed the profiler
( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached,
aborting! in C:\AppServ\www\test\memphis_erp\cake\libs\folder.php on
line 239
Call Stack
# TimeMemory FunctionLocation
1 0.0041 135648 {main}( ) ..\ind
That is what i get from the debug timer:
http://www.eg-host.net/887.jpg
I still have no clue what takes most of the time and what is the
normal time of doing the core processing :S
ANY HELP?!
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with
their CakePHP related
I never tried any debuging kit I'll give it a try... and BTW it took
24 ms not 79 ... I am sure the thing is a Cakephp issue.
Will try a debug kit and will let you know if I find anything
interesting.
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with
their CakePHP r
Well thanks for your help... Actually all 79 queries are made on the
same database that runs on the same machine. My app is a CRM
application where most of the pages can't be convert to a static one !
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with
their CakePHP re
My CakePHP app is getting very slow... Although the debug give me
"(default) 79 queries took 24 ms" the pages takes about 8 to 10
seconds to load. Other script running on the same server are
performing well, even empty pages on this same application is still
loading good with all the App Controller
11 matches
Mail list logo