Hello, people.

I'm trying to configure Apache+PHP on a Linux Red Hat machine(Pentium III, 
IP 130.94.20.132) in order to leave the machine I'm currently using (Pentium 
II, www.etapa.net)

To evaluate the difference in performance, I ran the same PHP script in both 
machines. Much to my surprise, the machine with a better hardware was 
slower.

It's been some 10 days I've been working to fix this. Perhaps you can help 
me.

At this moment, both servers are running the same version of Apache and PHP. 
You can check this through the addresses:

www.etapa.net/info.php3

and

130.94.20.132/info.php3

The script I'm using to test the difference in performance can be reached 
through

www.etapa.net/enem_pontosnew.php3

and

130.94.20.132/enem_pontosnew.php3

If you want to see the script source, use 130.94.20.132/enem_pontosnew.txt 
and see the source.

In both of them you will see five measurements of time. My readings, from a 
lynx browser at the USA are

For www.etapa.net,
0.029524922370911
0.030010938644409
0.031177997589111
0.047765970230103
0.064495921134949

For 130.94.20.132
0.0050849914550781
0.0051850080490112
0.0054060220718384
0.024041056632996
0.038671016693115

If you look closely at the above figures, you'll notice that in the first 
three readings of each series, the new server is consistently 6 times faster 
than the old one (which of course is something very good). However, in the 
last two readings, the new server is only two times faster than the old one. 
During the assembling of the html code of the tables in the pages, the new 
server reduces its performance in a significant way.

Now an even more unexpected result. From an IE browser in Brasil, I've been 
getting approximately the same readings from etapa.net, but 130.94.20.132 is 
slower than the same page accessed from the USA. See it:

0.014531970024109
0.014856934547424
0.015432953834534
0.5794450044632
1.1874959468842


My conclusion is that the speed with which the browser can exchange bytes 
with the server at the 130.94.20.132 address is affecting the speed of the 
server.

How should I configure the server so that it is independent of the client? 
(Unfortunately, the people that have configured my other server don't know 
the answer for this question.)

Thanks.

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