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PeteyBOriginal Poster
Mar 10, 2011I realize we just went thru a server upgrade here but it all seems to be worse.. It is very slow and sometimes even unresponsive when comparing them to other sites I am on. And I say that just to let the powers that be know it's not just my internets services.
So, Is I the only one with an issue?
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M_JimmieM_MMar 23, 2011NIM do you think reducing the log out timer freed up needed band width?
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Eddie KeatorMar 23, 2011[quote]I realize we just went thru a server upgrade here but it all seems to be worse.. It is very slow and sometimes even unresponsive when comparing them to other sites I am on. And I say that just to let the powers that be know it's not just my internets services. So, Is I the only one with an issue?[/quote] Server migrations are painful. I have faced that more than once with job related databases with web GUI's. 1) Purge your cache 2) Purge your DNS Cache 3) Purge all Temporary Files 4) Cold boot your PC - A good opportunity to ensure it's dust free. Dust will make your machine run hot and a hot machine is a slow machine. But at this time, the site is responding much better... but during the whole migration... it was PAINFULLY slow. -Cheers -EddieReactReply - JA
jasonMar 23, 2011the time out timer seems to have no set time at which it logs you out, whatever it's whimsy. yesterday it logged me out after maybe a minute or two, yet a short time later i stepped away for several minutes(at least 5) and it didn't log me out. it seems to log you out while typing a reply to something. guess i need to learn how to speed type.
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M_JimmieM_MMar 23, 2011[quote][quote]the time out timer seems to have no set time at which it logs you out, whatever it's whimsy. yesterday it logged me out after maybe a minute or two, yet a short time later i stepped away for several minutes(at least 5) and it didn't log me out. it seems to log you out while typing a reply to something. guess i need to learn how to speed type.[/quote] It's caught me out too. Only in my case I was composing a message to someone, took time to read it and check it etc, reckoned it was OK, clicked on send and ...... nope - message to say 'you have to be logged in etc - luckily I remembered most of what I had said and just re-typed it. It went OK that time lol. Like you, I guess I need to type faster or spend less time checking and/or editing! On balance though it is a small price, and perhaps only a temporary one, to pay for the brilliant update and enhancements by way of new features that are now available to us all here on Truenudists.com. Stay warm and naked.[/quote] A month or two back when we were having a lot of that problem I would copy my reply into clipboard before hitting the submit button just in case that happened again, which it did several times. you can then get logged back in and make the post much quicker and not have to do all the typing over.ReactReply
