I have an ugly WordPress rewrite problem I'm trying to solve.
Performance for pages/posts + trailing slash == Awesome!
net1# ab -k -t 10 -n 10000000 -c 5 http://FastSEOHosting.com/hello-world/ |
grep Requests
Finished 38323 requests
Requests per second: 3832.30 [#/sec] (mean)
Performance for pages/posts without trailing slash == Granny on a walker slow...
net1# ab -k -t 10 -n 10000000 -c 5 http://FastSEOHosting.com/hello-world |
grep Requests
Finished 1282 requests
Requests per second: 128.10 [#/sec] (mean)
The problem is determining when to append /index.php + when not to append it...
Best fix I can come up with is...
1) List all directories which should append index.php, like top level
host/domain.
2) For bare directories - no trailing file.ext - add trailing slash if required.
Maybe this is to simple a fix.
Likely someone has already solved this in a much better.
Suggestions welcome.
Thanks!
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