Argh slow mode back again!

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Millymollymandy
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Argh slow mode back again!

Post: # 18001Post Millymollymandy »

I thought that the server change was going to stop that?

Athough recently before the server change everything was going at full pelt!

There are so many postings now we need fast mode!! :mrgreen:

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Post: # 18004Post Millymollymandy »

It's all right now - but it always went slow at about 7-8.30am French time.

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Post: # 18036Post Andy Hamilton »

I did notice that too, not sure what is going on this time. The server we are on is just us, selfsufficientish.tv and selfsufficientish.org. the other two sites don't get nearly as many hits. I will contact the hosting company and find out what is going on.

I have heard that a huge program can get stuck gigablast or something (Wulf???) this can slow it down, basically its a program that indexes all the pages for a search engine. - There are ways to stop it, I think it might even be illegal to use it or something. Again this is another area I am learning about.
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Post: # 18087Post Wombat »

Andy Hamilton wrote:have heard that a huge program can get stuck gigablast or something .
That term is soooo cool! :mrgreen:

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