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Zeropoint theme in pressflow

Posted by ludo1960 on May 22, 2011 at 9:30am

Hi there,

Just upgraded a site to pressflow from drupal 6 and the performance boost is well worth the effort.

Using the zeropoint theme, it has a rotating banner in the header (rotate.php) However it doesn't work anymore. Using firebug I see:

    background: url("/sites/all/themes/zeropoint/_custom/headerimg/rotate.php") no-repeat scroll 100% 100% 

So it is finding the file, but it wont run. Tried changing the permission to 777 and flushing the cache but it still refuses to run, got me stumped anyone any ideas?

Thanks...

Trying to size up a server for an open atrium install - do these calculations this sound reasonable?

Posted by mrchrisadams on May 24, 2011 at 9:58pm

Hi guys

I'm trying to size up a server for an install of open atrium, where I'm expecting to be serving an intranet of 3000 total users across the globe, with around 150 concurrent users at a time, and I'd like to see compare what I think I'd need, with what you would suggest for running a site like this.

Separate Old Content

Posted by kmoll on May 25, 2011 at 1:51pm

Hello, I have been developing with Drupal for a while now, but new to the high performance side of things. I am working with a site with about 105,000 nodes and keeps growing at a fast rate. But most of the nodes get put in an archived state after a week or so. So most of the content on the site is very up to date, but we want to keep the old content because search engines have indexed them, and our authors and content providers look up their old content to reference in new articles. But the views for the site filter out the content based on the value of that archived field.

Confused by performance issues: Would Love Help optimizing httpd.conf, apc, php-cgi, memory usage, page execution, memcache

Posted by Miko. on May 25, 2011 at 10:46pm

So now we've evolved and moved forward in the development of the Special Olympics site, and some of you will remember my questions about how to choose a web hosting service. Although we chose Webfaction, we may need to move to a dedicated server and VPS, but in truth, I am VERY confused about how to KNOW what our site performance needs, and memory needs, truly are. PLEASE offer advice if you can.

Windows optimisation

Posted by Anonymous on May 26, 2011 at 6:18am

I'm doing some consulting work for a client where Linux is (unfortunately) not an option for any part of the stack.

The setup is:

Windows Server 2008 64bit
php 5.3.x
apache 2.2.x
mysql 5.x

Apart from getting APC to work, I'm looking for general pointers to making this not suck horribly from a performance point of view.

Disabling page caching for anonymous visitors who have JavaScript disabled

Posted by neilt17 on May 29, 2011 at 4:30pm

Our site (http://en.commtap.org), uses a fair amount of JavaScript to modify how its pages are presented according to a visitor's preferences. Unfortunately it appears that a significant number of our visitors don't have JavaScript enabled in their browsers - and do not have the means to enable it - these computers are in primary schools. In this case, the alternative would be for a visitor's preferences to be processed server side when the page is being created in Drupal. This would mean that we would have to turn page caching off, slowing down the delivery of pages for everyone.

reverse proxy

Posted by gerold on June 3, 2011 at 6:42pm

we have a high-trafficked d6 site and we subscribed to third-party service to handle malicious traffics. this third-party service functions as our reverse proxy and cdn which runs nginx. is there a need for us to enable d6 reverse proxy setting or not? if there is, do we need to apply a d6 patch (http://drupal.org/node/466444) for reverse proxy? any known issue with nginx as reverse proxy?

Thanks!

Varnish <3 Release Parties Worldwide on June 16 2011

Posted by huayra on June 7, 2011 at 9:43pm

Start:

2011-06-15 16:00 - 2011-06-17 23:55 UTC

Organizers:

huayra

SqyD

Event type:

Related event (ie. not Drupal specific)

Hi everyone,

First thank you for the great software Drupal is and specially to the Drupal 7 Release Party team (in which this community website is based) and Varnish Cache users in this community that make the web a better place for us all :-)

So now I'm letting you know that you can find a party near you to celebrate the release of Varnish Cache 3.0 or organize your own (Drupalistas know how to party, right?) in this site (registration is also possible there):

* http://v3party.varnish-cache.org/

Only local images are allowed.

Master - Slave Solution

Posted by ay4you on June 8, 2011 at 7:30am

Hi,
Please bear with me if i am creating this question in the wrong place i am new to Drupal groups.
I manage an enterprise solution for 4 drupal sites very high transactional and with high traffic.
i use pressflow on 6 web servers with memcached and a master slave replication, they seem to be fine but i want to reduce the load on the master so i want to make 2 slave part of the solution, since i am using pressflow with supports master-slave replication solution.

Views PHP Distinct

Posted by mikeytown2 on June 8, 2011 at 11:03pm

Been doing some slow query debugging and GROUP BY/DISTINCT has turned one of my views from taking 0.0049 seconds to 1.7768 seconds. This view also has LIMIT 0, 1 slapped at the end of it, so MySQL could be smarter about this. But in the mean time I could use PHP to do the Group By/Distinct logic. Has someone done this before?

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