I'm afraid the slowness is back.
It's been on and off for last few days.
Today I've been having problems with posting replies in malware removal forum.
My reply seems to loading forever.
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I'm afraid the slowness is back.
It's been on and off for last few days.
Today I've been having problems with posting replies in malware removal forum.
My reply seems to loading forever.
I use http://discussions.virtualdr.com/search.php?do=getnew as my entry to VDr. That opens within one second but with a redirection message to the actual "Search Results" page.
http://discussions.virtualdr.com/sea...searchid=98197 today. The number at the end changes everyday so I cannot set it as a Favorite.
Getting to the latter as well as any messages within the Search Results page is still slow--not "forever" and not as long as several months ago, but still slow by my standards--maybe seven seconds.
It seems to be pretty intermittent.
Every day is an adventure;)
As you mentioned, if and when we take a performance hit, it's intermittent.
I've reported it several times but they can never pin-point it to anything in paticular.
I understand intermittent issues really suck :)
Something is going on.
RIGHT NOW is slow like molasses.
15 minutes ago I couldn't even get here.
No page loaded.
It lasted for about 10 minutes.
I hope my time detailed reports will help the owners to finally pinpoint the issue.
Couldn't get on for last 10 minutes again.
It took me 45 seconds to post one word reply.
Same problems again.
To load "New posts" or "Mark this forum read" pages takes several MINUTES with this error in between:
It took one minute to post a reply.Quote:
Database error The Virtual Dr Forums-Computer Tech Support database has encountered a problem.
I may be talking to a wall though...
Took 52 seconds to post the above.
test
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8 seconds
test ii
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eight seconds again.
I've reported the issue.... As mentioned above - intermitten problems are tough to solve... I haven't noticed any major perfrmance issues in a while.
test iii (from a different location)
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64 seconds