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I hope this wonderfull caching initiative will come into core for 2.0, maybe merged with the static caching Ted has spoken about.
Thank you.
PM

If you use eventmanager to delete cache after each content change, it works like Ted said (only a bit slower).

Great ! May be so great it should be in 2.0 core.
Thx.
PM

cyberman wrote: If you use eventmanager to delete cache after each content change, it works like Ted said (only a bit slower).

Hi--

This sounds like a nice idea, but I'm fairly new to CMSMS and I don't write php code... does anyone have the code for deleting the cached content?

Thanks!--

--SMSS

Using CMSms doesn't require any PHP knowledge.
See the admin console, there is a "clear cache" button.

I don't know the eventmanager, but I bet it doesn't require any PHP either. Just try it.

PM

Any suggestions for reasonable hosts that accept reseller accounts, where the server and database are optimized such that it would be good for CMSMS speed?  I am having severe speed issues with the CMSMS sites like www.posseproject.ca and the-doctors-office.ca.c1.previewmysite.com that are being hosted by BlueGenesis.com VMSOL shared package. 

The advantage for me there (since I hate their admin interface) was that many of my clients were already hosted by them through some ISP and they come nicely packaged with ASP / PHP on same platform (though it looks like their PHP implementation is a little ham-strung).

Thanks for any suggestions, my clients are getting a little antsy about the speed of their sites.

Wayne

Suggestions ? There are already suggestions in this thread. Why are you not happy with them ?
PM

I've read through all of this and tried the cache function [which I don't know how to use the ccontent function without errors] and I'm constantly getting timeout messages while trying to load pages from my site:  http://www.goulbournsoccer.ca

I don't understand why my site is so slow


heeeeeeeeelp,

I'm using CMSMS v1.0.2.

Have you tried Apache's mod_cache for the front end ?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_cache.html

Maybe it is your supplier and not your config ? How shared is your hosting ? Your hoster should love mod_cache.

PM

Pierre M. wrote: Suggestions ? There are already suggestions in this thread. Why are you not happy with them ?
PM

There are lots of lovely tweaks, thank you, but I asked for suggestions for CMSMS compatible HOST PROVIDERS.  I didn't see a suggestion like that in the thread.  Are they elsewhere in the forum and I missed it?  Thank you for your help.

As I see you are living in Canada. So it makes no sense to told you about good german providers  .

But if you look at hosting by yourself it's important that hosting company garants there are not too much hosting accounts per server. 50-100 accounts are a good value. 1000 accounts per Server are bad. In germany you would get this cheaply .

By myself I prefere a vserver ...

You could try installing a different editor (TinyMCE) and using that...
Makes a difference on a couple of setups I have used

cyberman wrote:

polarduality wrote: Is there anything I can do to optimize the page load time?

If you are sure your hosting accout has gzip support you can try to change line 35 in index.php from

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@ob_start();

to

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@ob_start('ob_gzhandler');

Another option is

@ob_start('gz_handler');

You can speed up admin panel too. Open admin/header.php, go to line 5 and change it like suggested.

cyberman wrote:

cyberman wrote:

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@ob_start('ob_gzhandler');

Another option is

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@ob_start('gz_handler');

You can speed up admin panel too. Open admin/header.php, go to line 5 and change it like suggested.

Please try both options. Maybe the second one works for you (other suppositions) ...

probably not the whole truth, but still the windows graph looks pretty scary to me...

http://blogs.zdnet.com/threatchaos/?p=311