[support] D6 site very slow

Shawn(Xiangyu) Meng mengxy1987 at gmail.com
Tue Apr 13 02:50:41 UTC 2010


You can also use devel to check which sql query cost most of the time while
generating the pages.
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On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 4:47 AM, Mukesh Agarwal
<mike4u4ever2001 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Try taking a look at YSlow parameters and see what is holding up from
> Drupal's front. Also, with top command you can also identify the memory and
> CPU being used by an individual apache process and if that is huge, you
> might just need to optimize your apache settings a little. If you use devel
> module, you can identify the queries that are running slow and can act
> accordingly. You can also enable slow query log in your mysql settings and
> turn it on for a while to understand the slow queries..
>
> I would also suggest to switch on CSS optimization..
>
> On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 2:00 AM, Luke <drupal at lists.tacticus.com> wrote:
>
>> All requests on a D6 (latest) site, from simply viewing a page (cached),
>> to performing an administrative action, to running a drush command, are
>> painfully slow.
>>
>> It took about 12 seconds to load the homepage from a remote location
>> today; 1-2 seconds is normal for static content, and 3-5 for java generated
>> dynamic content, for non-drupal areas of this apache2 installation.
>>
>> I disabled the nodetype module via drush (took about 25 seconds to give me
>> the confirmation prompt).
>>
>> It is now taking 5-8 seconds to load each administrative page.  The slight
>> speedup suggests that modules are potentially causing the issue here.
>>
>> I have attached a module list from drush, but is there anything else i
>> should be looking at on the drupal side, to provide some kind of speedup?
>>
>> JS optimization is enabled; CSS optimization is not.
>> Caching is standard (block caching enabled but may not be being used).
>> I am currently trying page compression; it was previously disabled.
>>
>> Thanks for any ideas.
>>
>> Luke
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> Mukesh
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