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Old 10-22-2008, 06:25 PM  
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Originally Posted by rowan View Post
Why not do a mix of both? Instead of rebuilding the pages every X minutes - which itself will cause periodical CPU spikes
Uh... if one single internal request causes spikes, you're using too much RAM, or too many SQL calls. You may also be running on a 68040 at 25Mhz in 32MB. mrtg used to spike those when they'd hit 400 machines and plot a graph every 5 minutes.

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Originally Posted by jdavis View Post
let GrouchyAdmin tweak the thing he does good work
Thank you. I don't think I'd want to fix sortie's code; First: I have nothing personal against Perl, but there's relatively little you can do to make it faster without more work than it would take to rewrite it with custom OS-based SHM support, specialized module revisions, and, oh, your own personal 'good' CPAN repository (Also why I dislike PHP's Pear, I'll be honest). Second: See number one.
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