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#21 Post by Ovenpaa »

The other thing that seems to kill it is running system maintenance in the background, typically the site is slow, we panic and I promptly grab as many backups as I can, 'just in case' running backups of the SQL database seems to hit the site quite badly which would suggest lack of CPU cycles or RAM, typical on a virtualised host. These days I will only run a backup very last thing at night so impact to users is minimal.

So yes please continue good times and bad times.

One other (highly unlikely) thing is it could be deliberate, stalling forums is a relatively simple exercise once you know how.
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#22 Post by Ovenpaa »

christel wrote:Yup, same for me, site was unresponding for some 30 secs.
I think he means it was quick..
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#23 Post by Christel »

Oh...LMAO

Yeah ok :D

I thought he meant slow.
It was for me.
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#24 Post by Robin128 »

In our very large bank we had call centres up and down country but processing in one city. Traffic peaked both ways.

We found data cicuit capacity caused bottlenecks in our web based infrastructure.

I'm sure you have thought about this...but a service provider can be less than helpful in disclosing their well known short comings....bot attacks?

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#25 Post by Robin128 »

I was thinking it was a Welsh thing...ie speed of s*** off shovels.

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#26 Post by Christel »

Just me not getting the saying is all.

To me that saying means slow, s*** off a showel, well it sticks doesn't it. Eg slow to get of.

Gosh the differences between countries...doesn't make it better he is Scottish, does it.
I mean, everything he says sounds like he has something stuck in his throat.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#27 Post by Ovenpaa »

christel wrote:Gosh the differences between countries...doesn't make it better he is Scottish, does it.
I mean, everything he says sounds like he has something stuck in his throat.
So speaks a Dane :o
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#28 Post by Christel »

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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#29 Post by Robin128 »

Ever shovelled fresh cowsh1t?

Can still picture it.

Runny is an under statement...but don't know about the hairrry cews up north. :lol:

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#30 Post by Christel »

Oh the highland cows, they are so adorable.

Yeah, shovelled it alright, many happy hours...LOL
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