By NeoID on

Hi,

I've searched quite a lot regarding HTTP request failing, but couldn't find any useful information, so maybe someone could help me on this issue.
I've a multisite installation that runs three sites of the same core (on my own VPS). Everything works just smooth, but when I want to take a subdomain and add that to the installation (I link the domain to the core folder and install drupal normally), I get the HTTP request fails message.

I've tried several different options, anyone who knows how to fix it?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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NeoID commented

Looks like this (at least for now) resolved the issue:
http://xteams.oit.ncsu.edu/webservices/node/183

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NeoID commented

I finally found the solution for this problem!
As it was a friend of mine fixing the problem I'm not 100% sure what he did, but this is what he told me:

This is a php-related fault as it entered deadlock after 60s. In our case php only could handle one request at a time, making the whole site hang if Drupal makes a request. We where using a default php configuration on arch linux, so I hope this info will be useful for other... :)

After allowing php to run more then only one thread, Drupal went SuperSpeed!
Drupal is now fast as never before, loading the module page within half a second with no errors or slowdowns on any page of my site!