re[2]: My first FastCGI experiment
Shane De Jager <sdejager-mfvoBoRt3PW8qtKVGud/[email protected]>
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Hi Eugene, Are you running a static server or dynamic server? If you running dynamic, the first load will always be slow since it loading the modules into memory, then the next loads will be fast since everything has been loaded already. Dynamic servers do not stay alive for ever so if left dormant for a while the dynamic server will be killed. Thus when loading the page again, it is starting from scratch and loading modules into memory again. -- Shane De Jager Technical Developer INTERGAGE High-performance, updateable Web sites Switchboard +44 (0)845 456 1022 == www.intergage.co.uk sdejager-mfvoBoRt3PW8qtKVGud/[email protected] Are you aware of our referral scheme? Learn how you could profit personally from passing us leads. Click here to pass a referral: www.intergage.co.uk/referrals ___________________________________ fastcgi-developers mailing list http://fastcgi.com/fastcgi-developers/