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pegasus00321
Re: XOOPS eXtreme

Quote:

Herko Coomans wrote:
So if I'm reading this right, it's not so much a hacked XOOPS, but an optimised server and XOOPS install? Perhaps your XOOPS eXtreme would be more usefull as an optimisation guide then a codefork then?

Hekro


Well, your 50% correct there Herko.
But its still a lot of hacking on the XOOPS Side. I don't think I will have to do as much hacking of 2.2.3 to achieve a sub 0.1 page gen time.
Pegasus00321


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TuFat.com PHP Scripts and etc

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Marco
Re: XOOPS eXtreme
  • 2005/10/31 6:25

  • Marco

  • Home away from home

  • Posts: 1256

  • Since: 2004/3/15


hello pegasus

Quote:

pegasus00321 wrote:
Yeah, the source is kinda hard to view sometimes in IE due to Gzip Compression.


did you modify XOOPS core to make gzip compression work ?
or have you activated it through a .htaccess file ?

marco
Do synergy or die.

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pegasus00321
Re: XOOPS eXtreme

Its my server, so I just add it in the apache config
But it can be added via .htaccess as long as Mod_Deflate is installed
SetOutputFilter DEFLATE 
SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI 
.(?:gif|jpg|png|mov|wmv)$ no-gzip dont-vary


Or if Mod_Gzip is installed
More Info Here

Or you could use
php_flag zlib.output_compression on
php_value zlib
.output_compression_level 5

That goes in a .htaccess file as well.
This is all assuming you use Apache. If you use IIS, read the tutorial from Brash (it-hq.org)
Pegasus00321


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TuFat.com PHP Scripts and etc

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Marco
Re: XOOPS eXtreme
  • 2005/11/1 7:56

  • Marco

  • Home away from home

  • Posts: 1256

  • Since: 2004/3/15


Quote:

That goes in a .htaccess file as well.

i know that, mod gzip is installed, but i get a blank page. Bug confirmed a few days before by mith.
i just wanted to know how to figured out to make gzip compression work.
strange.
marco
Do synergy or die.

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pegasus00321
Re: XOOPS eXtreme

I finally got sometime and installed eAccelerator (found an RPM, so made it easy), it boosts speed by 60% instead of around 50% for PHP Accelerator. http://eaccelerator.net/HomeUk

I have posted a (less lines of code) header.php and footer.php for preview for XOOPS 2.0.13.2
Header
Footer
Pegasus00321


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TuFat.com PHP Scripts and etc

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banned
Re: XOOPS eXtreme
  • 2005/12/12 2:51

  • banned

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 159

  • Since: 2004/5/16


Looking at your website looks like that you've just cutted out inline editing, comments, and or notification.
After that you've probably set the right cache time to the various modules and smarty has do the rest.
As many peoples probably know: smarty is not what you can call 'fast and furious' with cache == 0.

@JMorris
Quote:
When page load statistics are under 0.5 seconds with minimal caching, a difference of +/- 0.25 seconds is not that noticeable.

This is totally wrong.
Is not noticeable for 'an user', IS noticeable for 10, 100, more users browsing your site at the same time.

banned,

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JMorris
Re: XOOPS eXtreme
  • 2005/12/12 3:13

  • JMorris

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2722

  • Since: 2004/4/11


I will partially agree with you there. On my site, there isn't a noticeable difference until the uer count gets into the hundreds. This is partly due to XOOPS and partly due to the fact I'm on a shared hosting plan.

I'll agree that speeding things up is always a good idea, but I still think a seperate release is not waranted.
Insanity can be defined as "doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results."

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