I'm wondering if anyone else is having serious problems with their sites after being moved to a new server.
My host moved my account onto a new server. Now pages are taking up to two minutes to load, including a plain HTML test page I uploaded to the new server. I ran an external webserver speed testing tool, Vertain which timed out after 13 seconds, failing the test completely.
My Drupal sites are slow-loading too and more troubling, I can't access the admin panel. I can log-in, and post content and navigate the content but can't access any administration pages. I can also get into my databases and FTP. I'm running Drupal 6.14 multisite, PHP 5.
I've tried
-searching and reading through prior Drupal form posts
-reading sections of the handbook on server architecture etc.
-disabling clean urls
-using ?q= in the urls
-emptying cache tables, browser cache
-reloading .htaccess
-checking the code in .htaccess
-looking at the settings files for anything that might need amending
-reloaded Drupal which was at the current version of 6.14 -running cron and update.php a few times.
Any help? Anyone else have migration issues? I am not a coder, nor have much experience with server administration so need any suggestions or instructions written clearly in detail.
Comments
Host issue
If a plain html test page is having the same problems then it's nothing to do with drupal. This would be something your host provider would need to fix.
HTML Page Test
That's interesting because they did load one to test the speed and it loads fine. But since the site loads fine and it's just the Drupal admin pages I can't get into, won't they just argue Drupal's broken? I'm not getting much traction with them on the Drupal problem, any arguments or tests I can run would be appreciated.
Huh?
You're saying if you upload a plain html page (not using drupal) it loads very slow, but if they upload one it works fine?