I have 2 instances of moodle and both crawl. There is no data anywhere except for 2 userId created. What could be the reason.
Local Laptop:
mySQL 5.1 php 5.3 moodle 1.9 IIS 5.1 with fast CGI.
Windows XP prof.
Linux:
Oracle 11g moodle 1.9 php 5.3 apache with zend
h/w=1 2.5GHz Xeon processor
2GB memory
Redhat Enterprise Linux 5.5
On the server, moodle/config.php if the following line is commented, the pages are served fast:
require_once("$CFG->dirroot/lin/setup.php");
The setup/php is from the package and we have not made any changes to this. With no data in the DB, I am surprised as why this will be an over kill.
I was thinking only my local PC crawls but the server version also crawls.
Thanks,
Chandrika
moodle is crawling
Number of replies: 2Re: moodle is crawling
You need to run some monitoring software.
I don't know anything about Windows but Munin is simple and a good starting point for Linux. You might also want to run something like YSlow (http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/) on your browser to check for any oddness at the client end.
I don't know anything about Windows but Munin is simple and a good starting point for Linux. You might also want to run something like YSlow (http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/) on your browser to check for any oddness at the client end.
Re: moodle is crawling
Hi
> I have 2 instances of moodle and both crawl. There is no data anywhere except for 2 userId created.
With only two user-ids no system built on common hardware in the last five years should stall. Something is very wrong. You have to debug systematically. It could be a network issue (hosts, DNS, routing, firewalls, ...), Apache configuration, Moodle configuration, ... the list is too long
Since two completely different computers have the same problem, I would start at the network.
> I have 2 instances of moodle and both crawl. There is no data anywhere except for 2 userId created.
With only two user-ids no system built on common hardware in the last five years should stall. Something is very wrong. You have to debug systematically. It could be a network issue (hosts, DNS, routing, firewalls, ...), Apache configuration, Moodle configuration, ... the list is too long
Since two completely different computers have the same problem, I would start at the network.