G'day Co-Rion,

I appreciate your efforts to improve the useability of the site. Thankyou.

I'll just report that I logged in about six hours ago — "Last here: Sep 19, 2025 at 16:08 UTC (6 hours ago)" — and experienced problems:

  1. Connection to https://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=861371 took a while but got there in the end.
  2. Two attempts to login: both very slow; first timed-out.
  3. Three attempts to access Nodes You Wrote: all timed-out.
  4. Gave up and logged out.

I tried again just now and response was much improved; still a little slow but no time-outs.

One of the first things I did was to turn off the Slashdot & HackerNews nodelets. This resulted in a noticeable improvement in response time. I'm reasonably sure that those nodelets have been mentioned previously in relation to site sluggishness; maybe worth a revisit.

— Ken

In reply to Re: Selected parts of the site are now static for Anonymous Monks by kcott
in thread Selected parts of the site are now static for Anonymous Monks by Co-Rion

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