Yes I did that already. My script takes 0.3 seconds average beginning to end. Which is fine, but when I LWP remotely and do a check. I get times from 2.5 seconds to 200 seconds(but in both cases script is still 0.3 seconds from beginning to end), also my ping seems same as google or around, so not a latency issue. (google.com LWPs for around 2.5 seconds). So if my code is taking only 0.3 seconds, I assumed it was IIS, so I swapped to Apache/ModPerl and am getting the same issue.

I only have one script, which then loads preloaded html files and outputs them.It had a main namespace which has the output, and then a common name space where lal the common functions are stored and called. The output I'd say isn't that big, less then 30kb i'd say.

I am not seeing anything strange in error logs

In reply to Re^2: Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk

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