Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Consuming Problems

[Len L. <llu...@in...>]

if you use the index method, it will use max resources and can for a long time, even do put up the first string.
if you switch to mysql it is much faster and uses less cpu.

Len


On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 19:02:19 -0300, Hernan Javier Lopez wrote:

>
>I'm a user of the Phpgedview 3.3.1 and from the server(Apache version:
>1.3.33 Unix, PHP version: 4.3.11 MySQL Version: 4.0.22 Standard) where I
>host my web page, they've reported that the files detailed above consume too
>many resources.- I wanted to know if somebody else experienced the same
>problems of if there might be a configuration failure in my server.- If you
>think it's necessary I'll send you the Php configuration.-
>Thanks a lot.
>
>
>Top Process %CPU 99.9 /usr/bin/php individual.php 
>Top Process %CPU 94.8 /usr/bin/php ancestry.php 
>Top Process %CPU 86.0 /usr/bin/php fanchart.php 
>
>Top Process %CPU 99.9 /usr/bin/php calendar.php 
>Top Process %CPU 92.6 /usr/bin/php fanchart.php 
>Top Process %CPU 91.6 /usr/bin/php index.php 
>
>Hernan Lopez
>
>
>
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