drupal toooo slow on shared server
Hallo,
... drupal is up and running but now, ... tooooo slow.
- I am on a shared server but with a lot of rights (.htaccess, ...).
- Set up my site, but now it's too slow.
- Set the memory up to 32MB. Disabled a lot of modules (that would be nice to have).
- The site has about 3 users now (this should not be the issue).
- Have installed xdevel (and then tuned the queries and indizes)
- have read a lot of tips and tricks
- ... nothing helped, it is tooooo slow
- I have now included a primitive debug time mesurement in the output.
- What I found out is that the loading of modules takes about 3 sec. but ..
- .. the funny thing is that the time for loading a the SAME module differs by 0.01 up to 1 sec. on different requests ;-?
Does anyone out there have some ideas, hints, tips. This will be my last try i give to drupal (I am playing around about 3 month now, and nothing helped to speed up the site) before using .....! frustrated...
If you like to see the issues:
www.evangeliumsgemeinde.at
I have read a lot here in the forum but did not find some answer.
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help
Thx, Willi

Turn the cache on, and
Turn the cache on, and disable the statistics at admin/settings/statistics
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Then start running performance testing on the server for memory, cpu bottlenecks, etc.
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Thx
Thx for the useful hints :-(
I just saw the link and it
I just saw the link and it has a nice tabulation of statistics at the end of the page. How is that done?
Thanks,
Zack
its devel module
its devel module
http://drupal.org/project/devel
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thanks! Sorry for taking the
thanks! Sorry for taking the thread off topic..sorta
Long loding times in bootstrap.inc
The time was simple measured in the bootstrap.inc.
$_xstart = microtime(true);
include_once "./$filename";
$_xend = microtime(true);
$_xduration = ($_xend-$_xstart)*1000;
Has anyone some idea what could cause it that the includes on different page loads has such a use difference in loading?
Thx, Willi