Site is slooooow

[telstar_1]

Don't you have to be at work?

This took several sec. to post

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Ok I don't like those changes. Trying something else.

Again you may get errors for a moment or two, but all is OK.

 

[Jimbo]

About 10 minutes ago, got the Opps, Something went wrong ...
I presume you were adjusting something ?

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Correct, still adjusting... but about to stop and let the pros take over. Lol.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Ok stopped working for now.

Put in a ticket with MattW for help / optimization. No reason for me to keep making it worse.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Ok I talked to MattW who has done some work for us a few years ago, and did some great work. He was also referred to us by Xenforo.

He can work on the server tomorrow afternoon (his time) as he is in the UK.

So for now I am going to stop screwing with it, and wait to let on of the best Xenforo configuration guys handle it.

 

[Foxbat]

If the Editing software isn’t baked in to XenForo but comes from a 3rd party, maybe that link/site is what is mucking things up. There have been countless times where my iPad slows to a crawl when editing.

That’s besides the issue with this site consuming more battery resources than other sites. I just figured Scott was mining bitcoins on the side while we were connected to his site, or someone was paying to utilize our CPU resources while kicking back a little to Scott to help keep the lights on.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

That’s besides the issue with this site consuming more battery resources than other sites. I just figured Scott was mining bitcoins on the side while we were connected to his site, or someone was paying to utilize our CPU resources while kicking back a little to Scott to help keep the lights on.

I am not that smart. I will admit though I do run my weather site on the server too.

I don’t know why but I love seeing the weather conditions at my house. https://weather.satelliteguys.us

 

[Almighty1]

43 seconds for the initial request to return and then it all loaded, it did this a couple times before I opened inspector.

View attachment 178583


I do have a timeout on my tracert to satguys between twelve99 and cogent.

View attachment 178584

Doesn't really say much as the timeout could be intentional as they could block ICMP responses.... The reverse traceroute is important too which we don't have as the path it takes might not involved cogentco at all. Here is from SFO.

so using the above as a example, what does the route from SG to 96.120.91.133 look like.

 

[Almighty1]

I meant one can also have a reverse traceroute script installed on SG so the members can show the path back to them from SG as all we have now is the forward traceroute so with both we can see the whole picture. Here is a sample reverse traceroute script:
https://github.com/HSAnet/reverse-traceroute

Personally though, I have not experienced the slowness yet but it could be the time I am visiting the forum and actively using it.

 

[telstar_1]

I meant one can also have a reverse traceroute script installed on SG so the members can show the path back to them from SG as all we have now is the forward traceroute so with both we can see the whole picture. Here is a sample reverse traceroute script:
https://github.com/HSAnet/reverse-traceroute

Personally though, I have not experienced the slowness yet but it could be the time I am visiting the forum and actively using it.

Most times it's actually fine but then there are the others.