Hi, On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 17:06 +0200, Mikael Rudberg wrote: > Hi > > I've just put joomla 1.0.12 and mysql 5.0 on one of my NSLU2 > everythijng is working however the speed of the web server is way to > slow in my opinion. Not so surprisingly considering it only has 32 MB > of memory. > > So my question to all of you is you have any recoomenadtions on which > CMS / DB solution to use to get to bearable performance levels with > the NSLU2 or if there are any way of improving the performance of > Joomla/Mysql setup.
I have a somewhat similar problem: wordpress, gallery1, gallery2, mysql, php5, imap, fetchmail, ... First of all, it is a choice of applications. Maybe Drupal is less resource hungry than Joomla? PHP5 is faster than php4. Lighttpd uses far less memory than apache. I use Lighttpd and it works perfectly! Secondly, you might add a few applications which you previously didn't find necessary: a php accelerator, like eAccelerator (not in Debian, but compiling it is easy) or a web reverse proxy (web caching proxy) like squid or pound, or ... Thirdly, configure all your applications to use as few resources as possible: edit your mysql configuration to disable all database engines you don't need (frees op tens of megs!) and use only one php thread, for example. Using two simultaneously will send you slug into swapping hell. Anyone some nice ideas? If you need config snippets, let me know. David > > Thanks > > /Mikael > > -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
