Comments on “Tuning Large phpBB3 Forums”http://www.ericmartindale.com/2008/06/22/tuning-large-phpbb3-forums/feed/Tuning+Large+phpBB3+Forums2010-05-20T18:15:48-04:00ChyrpTuning Large phpBB3 Forumstag:www.ericmartindale.com,2008-06-22:/id/113//comment_13862008-06-22T05:13:06-04:002008-06-22T05:13:06-04:00Tommihttp://thanuir.wordpress.com
<p>Is there a particular reason for using phpBB3 and not some alternative (I think <a>http://getvanilla.com</a> and <a>http://simplemachines.org</a> are alternatives that I have seen in actual use)?</p>
Tuning Large phpBB3 Forumstag:www.ericmartindale.com,2008-07-15:/id/113//comment_14612008-07-15T01:28:08-04:002008-07-15T01:28:08-04:00joeberthttp://develobert.blogspot.com
<p>I'm glad I caught this post & the discussion at Area51. I was thinking about playing with memcached but now I think I better do some more looking around.</p>
Tuning Large phpBB3 Forumstag:www.ericmartindale.com,2010-05-20:/id/113//comment_211282010-05-20T18:15:48-04:002010-05-20T18:15:48-04:00erichttp://www.shinsekaifansub.co.cc
<p>Time taken for tests: 15.30100 seconds<br />
Time per request: 15030.100 [ms] (mean)</p>
<p>--> there was only 1 request processed... in 15 secondes !!! o_O</p>
<p>Document Length: 0 bytes<br />
Complete requests: 1<br />
Failed requests: 0<br />
Write errors: 0<br />
Non-2xx responses: 1</p>
<p>--> and this request is not a 200 request so it's likely a 302 redirect with no content!</p>
<p>Do the real questions are:<br />
- where are you 10,000 requests gone?<br />
- why a redirect took 15 seconde?</p>