Re: Horde slooooow

Hi,

> For those who followed my last message: reinstallation of the mySQL
> database was a success. However, I needed to re-define the root user and
> any other SQL user I need.
> 
> Now, the reason why I wanted to restart the DB in the first was that 
Horde
> was way too slow. It feels faster now but still has a long way to go. 
Some
> observations about it:
> 
> 1.) other horde installations appear to go slow, too:
> http://wiki.horde.org/Doc/Dev/Horde_View took me about 30 seconds to 
load
> today

This has nothing to do with your installation.
 
> 2.) listing all user sessions in the console takes in the range of 
minutes
> and shows only stale sessions. In my case, the session time is limited 
to 1
> day (86400 sec) and the 24 sessions I got in the listing were all 4-6 
days
> old. (Also I am missing a possibility to kill a session)

What session backend are you using?
 
> 3.) switching between turba, nag and kronolith takes about 7 seconds 
each.
> During this time, 'top -s1' shows that the machine is mostly idle and 
the
> httpd never eats up more than 3% CPU time, the rest is idle time.

You need to at least tell us your LAMP and Horde configuration, versions, 
etc. All I can say that Horde works here so it's really hard to tell 
what's wrong.

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   Vilius
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