Re: [WebDNA] WebDNA slow processing
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Thierry Almy wrote:> This is from the error log, 1 entry per day:> Unknown Exception @ 11/25/11 05:58:35, thread -1340051456> Mem:0> pathArgs:SHOWPAGE> physicalPath:/Library/Tenon/WebServer/WebSites/www.ausgang.sh/kinoupdate.tpl> clientAddress:087.245.120.027> clientAgent:WebCatalog Trigger> username:> password:> fromUser:> scriptName:/kinoupdate.tpl> docRootPrefix:/Library/Tenon/WebServer/WebSites/www.ausgang.sh>> All Args:> mimeHeaders: Authorization=Basic%20Og%3D%3D&User-Agent=WebCatalog%20Trigger&Host=www.ausgang.sh&>>> It's from a trigger I run once every early morning. But I don't believe it has to do something with it.>> I'm looking at the debug-log; most of the entries are from search engines (bingbot !!!)> I'm thinking about blocking bingbot ...>> ThierryYes, it's always good to block malicious bots on task intensive tasks (search pages or nested loop pages etc..).In general, the performance effects of either task intensive code, or code that has small problems, will greatly increase in relation to how hard the server is hit.Since the entire internet world can potentially hit your server at the same time ;-).. it's good to plan for this idea. You can help performance with things like using a 'max' found results in your searching when appropriate, limit concurrent requests in the WebDNA admin, blocking certain user agents, etc.Donovan-- Donovan BrookeEuca Design Centerwww.euca.uswww.keepitturning.co
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Thierry Almy wrote:> This is from the error log, 1 entry per day:> Unknown Exception @ 11/25/11 05:58:35, thread -1340051456> Mem:0> pathArgs:SHOWPAGE> physicalPath:/Library/Tenon/WebServer/WebSites/www.ausgang.sh/kinoupdate.tpl> clientAddress:087.245.120.027> clientAgent:WebCatalog Trigger> username:> password:> fromUser:> scriptName:/kinoupdate.tpl> docRootPrefix:/Library/Tenon/WebServer/WebSites/www.ausgang.sh>> All Args:> mimeHeaders: Authorization=Basic%20Og%3D%3D&User-Agent=WebCatalog%20Trigger&Host=www.ausgang.sh&>>> It's from a trigger I run once every early morning. But I don't believe it has to do something with it.>> I'm looking at the debug-log; most of the entries are from search engines (bingbot !!!)> I'm thinking about blocking bingbot ...>> ThierryYes, it's always good to block malicious bots on task intensive tasks (search pages or nested loop pages etc..).In general, the performance effects of either task intensive code, or code that has small problems, will greatly increase in relation to how hard the server is hit.Since the entire internet world can potentially hit your server at the same time ;-).. it's good to plan for this idea. You can help performance with things like using a 'max' found results in your searching when appropriate, limit concurrent requests in the WebDNA admin, blocking certain user agents, etc.Donovan-- Donovan BrookeEuca Design Centerwww.euca.uswww.keepitturning.co
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