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  • Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    Hi Will, MySQL is doing just fine and is optimized for high usage. And the 2 queries average per second dont even bother MySQL at all 🙂

    Also Apache is well optimized. Thanks for the ideas.

    HandySolo I dont see why you have to be personal here but I can assure you i sat up more than enough servers, handling up to 1 million daily unique visitors but not using PHP software. For high performance you dont use PHP you use C / C++ . And anyways the issue I have here is not related to having not enough memory to execute the script but using to much memory. And the number of results you get when you google for WP and resource problems also clearly speaks for itself.

    Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    Thanks Choopafrank but the problem is that the site is using alot if images so doing this would most likely let the page load alot slower.

    Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    Well 8M is actually the default setting in the php.ini and I never had any trouble with this number with any other PHP script I used.

    I have some scripts working with large jpegs for them I had to increase the number ( and i did it only for those scripts then ) and they also dont cause any problems.

    Only because I have set a memory limit of 8M does not mean every script have to use the 8M.

    Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    Well installing the cache might help.

    PHP is set to this options:

    max_execution_time = 20
    max_input_time = 60
    memory_limit = 8M

    This should be fine for WP also i would assume.

    And well youre not nuts for WindowsXP and Vista I also use 2GB. But thats MS Software 🙂

    Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    In the bluehost forum they had the same glibc errors in combination with a WP install but unfortunenatly they did not say where they came from.

    Thread Starter alexsc

    (@alexsc)

    Well the thing is that the second problem only shows up when WP is in use. When i disable WP the problem is not showing up. I am aware of the fact that this is normally a message from a script / program in C , maybe some WP module ?

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