Hi Everyone,
Can u tell me few tips for site maintenance,
How to increase the performance,
My watch dog table is reached around 10,0000 rows,
what i do, shall i delete, or shall i write some cron script for delete that rows,
Tell me your suggestion for increase the site performance,
thanks
Your logs should automatically be being cleaned out accordint to drupal settings ( every 7 days or something like it) provided you've got a cron configured appropriately. Look in your scripts folder in the drupal install for a sample cron script that you should run. If you curl cron.php, most of the drupal maintenance tasks will be taken care of for you.
Dave
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From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of bharani kumar Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 7:48 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: [support] Few Tips for site maintenance
Hi Everyone,
Can u tell me few tips for site maintenance,
How to increase the performance,
My watch dog table is reached around 10,0000 rows,
what i do, shall i delete, or shall i write some cron script for delete that rows,
Tell me your suggestion for increase the site performance,
thanks
Hello,
If you want to reduce the quantity of rows in this table, just change the parameter that gives the life time of the rows in this table. It is in the logs parameters and it proposes to suppress the logs older as xxx. xxx is between one hour and 16 weeks. I am currently not able to give you the exact terms in English as my Drupal is localised in French language.
I am not sure it will change the performances of your site.
Best regards, Geneviève Romier www.projet-plume.org
bharani kumar wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can u tell me few tips for site maintenance,
How to increase the performance,
My watch dog table is reached around 10,0000 rows,
what i do, shall i delete, or shall i write some cron script for delete that rows,
Tell me your suggestion for increase the site performance,
thanks
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bharani kumar -
Genevieve Romier -
Metzler, David