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Is it me or is the site all FUBAR.
Takes forever to load again. All my other Toolbar bookmarks work as usual.
 
Yeah, same here again. It failed to load at all earlier. I'm getting load times of 8-45 seconds now.
 
This site is running slow as molassas at this end too! It took me <span style="text-decoration: underline">minutes</span> to log on!! :wall: And another 3 minutes to edit this post!! :rolleyes:
 
I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Seems the SQL (database) server is hanging for some reason, even when there are not many people online. I'm not sure what is happening, but am investigating. When I notice it is slow I am re-booting the SQL server, which seems to help temporarily.
 
Generated in 0.021 seconds in which 0.001 seconds were spent on a total of 12 queries. Zlib compression enabled.
 
I'm not having any problems. Strange.
 
Thanks Boss, probably go off the deep end ig this place went away.
 
Basil - just an FYI ... several times in the last week I've tried to reach BCF and received a "text-ish" page saying something like "maximum users exceeded". I *think* it was from the SQL server? But it was around 6am EST and doesn't seem it would be reaching max users - unless other server services count as users.

Or maybe cookies are "doubling up" when a member remains logged in and returns several times during the day? creating "multiple cookies" making your server think there are more services and folks logged in than are really there?

I remember when I ran Novell servers, and operations like indexing and backup were considered as "users" by the system.

Tom
 
TR6BILL said:
Think it has anything to do with the return of TR6BILL?
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So THAT'S what's happened!!! :jester:
 
NutmegCT said:
Basil - just an FYI ... several times in the last week I've tried to reach BCF and received a "text-ish" page saying something like "maximum users exceeded". I *think* it was from the SQL server? But it was around 6am EST and doesn't seem it would be reaching max users - unless other server services count as users.

Or maybe cookies are "doubling up" when a member remains logged in and returns several times during the day? creating "multiple cookies" making your server think there are more services and folks logged in than are really there?

I remember when I ran Novell servers, and operations like indexing and backup were considered as "users" by the system.

Tom
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Ditto here too, Boss
 
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