Steve Holden wrote: > Sven Richter wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> i recently reinstalled my workingstation. Nothing wild, just >> changed from single hdd to a raid system. However, scince >> that day my django server has a horrible response on >> the new system. >> Loading the server takes up to ca. 5 secs and requesting >> a site from it the same amount of time. >> >> First i thought it was the mysql server which was running >> on ubuntu and where i upgraded to the new version (intrepid). >> So i installed a mysql server on my machine and adapted the >> settings, but that didnt help. >> >> Same issue as before. >> >> Now i am wondering where i can start to debug that. >> >> My production machine runs on Arch linux which >> uses python 2.6 and django 1.0. >> >> The same problem seems to appear when i try to >> connect via ssh to my other server. But that seems >> serverrelated cause it happens on other clients in my >> LAN too. I am a bit irritated, is suspect it to be >> some kind of dns problem. >> But what speaks against that is that internet requests >> are as fast as normal, and phpymadmin behaves >> normal too. >> >> > This sounds a bit like a DNS problem to me, though that's only one of > many possible diagnoses. > > Is "localhost" set in the /etc/hosts file? > > It was, but in one line with localhost.localdomain like that: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost I moved it up to stay there alone in the line and scince then it works.
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