G'day haukex,

It's also very slow for me. Most pages seem to take one or two minutes to display: usually they're almost instantaneous (perhaps taking no more than one or two seconds). I found this delay when accessing SoPW pages, home nodes and when /msging.

I typically use www.perlmonks.org so tried pinging. No loss of packets nor inordinately long round-trips. Here's an example:

$ ping -c8 www.perlmonks.org PING perlmonks.org (66.39.54.27): 56 data bytes ... --- perlmonks.org ping statistics --- 8 packets transmitted, 8 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 232.229/243.981/262.892/14.298 ms

For (round-trip) comparison:

$ ping -c8 www.w3.org ... round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 306.841/322.102/337.676/14.735 ms

I then tried some pages with www.perlmonks.net. The page loading delay was much the same. Again, ping indicated no loss of packets and round-trip values were similar to www.perlmonks.org:

$ ping -c8 www.perlmonks.net PING perlmonks.com (209.197.123.153): 56 data bytes ... --- perlmonks.com ping statistics --- 8 packets transmitted, 8 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 230.067/241.473/259.663/13.811 ms

I did note *.net*.com. I don't know if that's significant.

I also tried a few webpages from other sites. These all loaded fine within a second or two.

I've no idea whether it's related (or even relevant) but the the timezone issue from a few days ago (noted in Tidings) remains unresolved: my timestamps all indicate 15 hours in the past and "Timezone Settings" show exactly the same date and time for all timezones.

— Ken


In reply to Re: PM currently very slow, caused empty post? (updated) by kcott
in thread PM currently very slow, caused empty post? (updated) by haukex

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