I'd advise finding a better host for your site. All I hear about dreamhost are complaints.
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i have a slow issue also, thanks for the tip dude... ill try it..
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The dreamhost servers are a bit slow indeed... I had the same problem on my customers server.
However, I don't know whether there is a way to speed it up.
Hi everyone,
i have had the same problem on my dreamhost account (slow admin interface and slow connection). First of all i contacted the support and they tried to figure it out. One problem was another customer on the same server, his website took too much of the given server performance. After that i tried some things on my own.
1. run your SS installation as FastCGI (DreamHost Wiki FastCGI)
2. Make a copy of your ManifestBuilder.php and try this modification
3. Run ?flush=1 on your website and give it a try
Frontend speed: 18sec to 6sec
Backend speed: 180sec to 35sec
I'd add one more suggestion. In the 'Common problems' page of the docs:
http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=common-problems&do=diff1211431771
It says do not include a phpinfo.php file at the root of your site as it will be processed before every page load. I had to plead guilty to that one.
cheers
bruce
Wondering if anyone had any luck with the above solutions? Im actually thinking of abandoning dreamhost because of these issues... or abandoning SS if these issues persist on other hosting.
thanks!
well dreamhost is never going to be the snappiest of services, even at the best of times. If you plan on running SS seriously (eg as a webapp or semi large site I wouldn't recommend them.) Ive spend up the front end of my site by using a few caching tricks and the ones andy posted and so front end wise it works fine its in the backend that things tend to get bogged down. Also looking forward to some of the speed fixs for the backend in 2.3
A friend of mine is now running his site on a DreamHost Account with SS 2.2.2 and some custom fixes (described above - without cgi mode). Additionally we removed the statistic feature in SS (Google Analytics does the job perfectly) and the website loads real quick.
Disabling statistic: look here
Example page: http://www.450-tage-sommer.de/
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