Ack!
Apologies for that last message. Inadvertently hit the send key before the
proper time. Not a particularly eloquent first post to the list...
Now on to my little issue:
I'm a recent convert to PhpWiki. We just set up 1.2.2 at work, and in a few
short weeks it's become indispensable.
I'm now in process of setting up PhpWiki on my personal domain using 1.3.2.
I installed it several nights ago and it went w/out a hitch. Install
process was nice, easy and well-documented.
But mid-today I started noticing a bit 'o strange lag every time I accessed
the wiki. Basicly, page loads now take 3 or 4 seconds, whereas before they
we quite quick. If you're interested, you can witness the effect first
hand at:
http://www.northernwastes.org
Here are several useful things to know.
1 - I host several other domains on this machine. Everything else seems
healthy.
2 - I run SquirrelMail (http://squirrelmail.sourceforge.net), and it too
seems to be functioning properly. So nothing seems _grossly_ wrong w/my PHP
setup.
3 - I'm using MySQL as the back-end.
4 - Neither MySQL, Apache nor PhpWiki are reporting any errors.
5 - Upgrading to the most recent nightly snap doesn't change the problem for
better or worse. (Although I really dig the OS X theme...)
6 - Backing up the wiki, then nuking the database, then rebuilding it
doesn't change anything. A brand-spankin' new wiki has the same problem.
7 - I'm running Debian/Woody. apache-ssl, php4, php4-mysql, php4-pear and
mysql-server are all apt-installed.
8 - I've reinstalled the PhpWiki code and reconfigured the index.php file
several times to make sure I haven't kludged anything there.
9 - I can't think of a damned thing that I've changed on the box before the
problem started to occur. I don't _think_ I upgraded any related packages.
(or any packages at all, for that matter...)
Any thoughts or constructive advice?
Many thanks,
//glw
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