Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Howto optimize phpgw for speed

[SI Reasoning]

Where can you disable the ntp option?

On Mon, 2003-02-03 at 08:47, Chris Weiss wrote:
> Idealy, the fastest setup would be to use php4 sessions, SQL auth/accounts, 
> and
> disable the NTP option in phpgw.  Also disable the "check for new version"
> and "show online users" options.  You can also reduce downlaod and render 
> time by
> using a lighter template and using the "text only" option for the app icons.  
> I use
> the Linux at Work template wich is designed for text only because I'm using 
> phpgw
> over a shared 256k link and it really helps.
> 
> Outside of that, I don't think that php4.2 is much faster than 4.1, if any at 
> all.
> You sould make use of 'top' and see if you are maybe running into swap when 
> under
> load, which will make a server much slower.  If you are you can tweak apache's
> maxchild and other related settings to make sure it doesn't send you swapping.
> Also, there is a lot you can do to tune apache from the default "works for 
> everone"
> settings.  Start by figuring out what each of the loaded modules do and 
> disable the
> ones you don't have a use for.
> 
> Magnus Nilsson (address@hidden) wrote*:
> >
> >I have been using pgphw for some time, mostly the email and calendar 
> >application.
> >I´m very happy with the applications but some thing is slow.
> >
> >How do I speed up application access in phpGW?
> >What is the optimal settings in php.ini
> >
> >My system is almost stock RH7.3 with some updates.
> >I use IMAP (dbmail),
> >php version is 4.1.2 (will upgrade to 4.2x make speed any different?)
> >and apache 1.3.23
> >This runs on a PIII 866MHz machine with h/w raid and 512MB RAM.
> >
> >/Magnus
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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