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Hi,
I've installed CmsMS 1.9 on a Network Solutions account and have found that it is running really slow. This is a occurring on the front-end and in the admin. On the front-end, this has lead to 1 or more style sheets not loading on occasion.

I also receive the following at the bottom of all interior pages on the front-end more often than not:

"OK
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator, [no address given] and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

More information about this error may be available in the server error log."

The source code is showing the above message its own doctype () and creating a 2nd set of html/body tags.

I turned on debug mode and the last line that appears before the above error is: calling module TinyMCE from event ContentPostRender. I don't seem to have access to the server error log.

Has anyone experienced slowness while using CmsMS with Network Solutions? I saw in a previous thread that someone else was experiencing slowness due to the host being GoDaddy. I'm wondering if its the same deal with Network Solutions.

I've used other versions of CmsMS on both local web hosting providers and on MyHosting.com. In these instances, I've never experienced this type of slowness. But, they are also running earlier versions of CmsMS.

I saw something similar in this blog

http://www.mainelydesign.com/blog/view/ ... ule-flawed

Looking at their output, it seems that they also had the multiple tags.

Thanks! That seemed to help. I'm no longer seeing that error after adding the slash before index.php in .htaccess. Per that site, I'll have to check to see if each page is reporting 404 error headers though. The pages are still slow to load but at least one thing appears to be solved.

Turn debug on and look at the elapsed time per action. It's possible that the SQL queries are slow. I was having that issue with GoDaddy, where each of the ~30 calls to generate a page was taking 0.5 seconds each.

Is your SQL server the same host as your webserver? (localhost). If not, there could be network slowness if the SQL server is in a different rack, different room, or different site.