OSG site slow to respond?
- GilmourD
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Last night was definitely a little weird, but it also seemed like some other sites were slow to load as well
- andy_tchp
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Glacial for the last 2 days.
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- JSett
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Sped up for me now
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- Badabababa
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Still slow af like I am back in 90s with dial up
- GilmourD
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Not quite that bad... The buzzes, bleeps, and bloops aren't slow enough for me to actually tell the connection rate just from the sound. I used to run a BBS off my computer from '93 to '98 and I never turned the modem speaker off... Even though I knew the AT command.
But, yeah, it's intermittent. Sometimes it's instantaneous, sometimes it hits a certain point and some dependency isn't loading.
- eyemack
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Yep, this site is the slowest to load of any I use!
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- jthomas
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
VERY SLOW for the last 2 to 3 days. (Not complainin' though)
- GilmourD
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
It's actually pretty snappy right now.
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Was able to count to 14 Mississippi for that to post from when I clicked submit.
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- GreenKnee
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Yes site definitely seems to be struggling for me this week. Has also asked me to login again about 5 times.
- crazyzeke
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Yep, problems here too, with Safari on a MacBook Pro specifically but also Firefox, and it happens at home and elsewhere so it's most likely a site issue. I've had to log back in a few times as well.
Average load to do "egosearch" (aka Your posts) and Unread posts is between 20 and 60 seconds. Fortunately I usually combine checking OSG with my first coffee of the day so I can just have that while waiting, but when it takes the same again to post a reply it's kinda crazy.
I notice there's a lotttttt of guests shown every time I check the page footer (orders of magnitude more than registered users online basically always) so I'm wondering if it's a hosting issue, too much traffic. If that's the case and there was a whip-round for donations I'd happily contribute $10-20 because I like this place and I always learn something from people here on a regular basis.
Case in point, 58:1
Average load to do "egosearch" (aka Your posts) and Unread posts is between 20 and 60 seconds. Fortunately I usually combine checking OSG with my first coffee of the day so I can just have that while waiting, but when it takes the same again to post a reply it's kinda crazy.
I notice there's a lotttttt of guests shown every time I check the page footer (orders of magnitude more than registered users online basically always) so I'm wondering if it's a hosting issue, too much traffic. If that's the case and there was a whip-round for donations I'd happily contribute $10-20 because I like this place and I always learn something from people here on a regular basis.
Case in point, 58:1
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- andy_tchp
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Bots?
Another site I frequent had to ban several IP ranges due to a massive increase in bot/crawling activity.
Another site I frequent had to ban several IP ranges due to a massive increase in bot/crawling activity.
"I don't know why we asked him to join the band 'cause the rest of us don't like country music all that much; we just like Graham Lee."
David McComb, 1987.
David McComb, 1987.
- crazyzeke
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Re: OSG site slow to respond?
Possibly yep. I'm sure crawling and indexing adds to site traffic and reduces bandwidth, so without more detailed information on how OSG is run that'd be a good guess you've made there, plus a good course of action to blanket ban any known bot scrapers.
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2022 MIM Fender Meteora, cosmic jade (top mounted input jack added)
2022 MIM Fender Meteora, cosmic jade (top mounted input jack added)