Yea i used sudo apt-get install koha-common
Thanks for that advice. I seen mentions of plack here and there but didn't
know much about it.
I enabled plack:
> sudo koha-plack --enable
> sudo koha-plack --start
and memcached:
> USE_MEMCACHED="yes"
> SetEnv MEMCACHED_SERVERS "127.0.0.1:11211"
> Se
Hi Martin,
You can have a look at the server load to know if it's busy.
You will need to fix your network issues before inspecting any else I'd say.
Regards,
Jonathan
2016-10-03 21:02 GMT+02:00 Martin House :
> Out of curiosity, does the amount of RAM make a significant difference?
> I've been t
Hi,
What are the specs of your server?
Koha 3.0 and Koha 16.05 are completely different in term of features
and architecture.
I would recommend you to start a fresh install using packages
(https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_on_Debian), re-inject your
DB and upgrade it.
Then you must enable
Out of curiosity, does the amount of RAM make a significant difference?
I've been trying to troubleshoot performance issues because of both network
lag at our location. In trying to optimize the page-load speed during
checkout, I've also upped the serve RAM to from 1gig to 4gigs. While that
obvious
* rfblanchard (rfblanch...@hotmail.com) wrote:
> I'm building a new koha server to replace our old koha 3.0.0 with koha
> 16.5.4. The new server has better specs than the old one. Towards the end of
> my work I started doing some basic testing of the screens compared to the
> old system. I noticed
I'm building a new koha server to replace our old koha 3.0.0 with koha
16.5.4. The new server has better specs than the old one. Towards the end of
my work I started doing some basic testing of the screens compared to the
old system. I noticed the new system is slower (much slower) than our old
3.0
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