you can access
http://ftplicity.sourceforge.net/wiki/
from time to time and write down/memorize the response times. currently it
varies between 2/3s and more than 20s and sometimes timeout.
..ede
On 29.06.2014 21:07, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> thanks for the update Ede,
> shall we do some "test
thanks for the update Ede,
shall we do some "test-editing" for you? If so, where/when?
stefan
Am 29.06.14 14:20, schrieb edgar.sol...@web.de:
> ok,
>
> i just spent the weekend on setting my smaller wiki of another sf.net project
> up in their webspace. whilst not easy it is definitely a working
ok,
i just spent the weekend on setting my smaller wiki of another sf.net project
up in their webspace. whilst not easy it is definitely a working replacement.
here's the problem:
most of the time the wiki is very slow. i assume it is because of the myriad
of project moving to the sf.net mysql
