Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Help with Performance Issues

[Chris Weiss]

SQL auth with php4 sessions is going to be the fastest.  Might also want to 
check
your memory usage, system load, and number of httpd threads.  If the load is 
high
(1.0 or more) then you may have a i/o bottleneck.  If you are using more than 10
meg of swap, and have a bunch of idle httpd threads, you might want to try 
tunning
apache to keep a lower number of child process.

Paul Kilian (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>I have been using phpGroupware for about a year now.  I am starting to add
>users to the system and have been noticing that the response time is getting
>pretty slow.  I am running phpGroupware on a 450 mhz Compaq Proliant with 384
>MB of memory.  I have about 50 people using the calendar only feature of the
>software and at any one time maybe 5 or 6 of them are actively adding
>appointments.
>
>When I look at processor utilization, it rarely runs above 10% so I'm thinking
>that going to a faster processor won't help much.  I'm using PHP 4.0.6, Apache
>1.3.20, mySQL 3.23.41 and Red Hat 7.2.
>
>During the setup process, there are alot of questions about type of
>authentication (I'm using SQL) and caching phpgroupware info array (set to Yes
>for me).
>
>Can someone help me with setting these options to achieve the best performance
>on the system?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Paul Kilian
>
>
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