By thegreatone on

Hi guys,

Couple things I'm looking into:

  1. I'm looking for a way to solve this because it makes no sense that it takes 30sec+ to log in a website. I've seen lots of people complaining about it, but haven't found anything that help.
    I'm using the email registration module to make the user log with his email address.
    I'm also using a custom module_user_login function to redirect the user to it's preferred language location, but I tested with and without it and it doesn't change anything as far as logging time
  2. Logging out is taking more time than it should as well. Logging out should be almost instant.
  3. I'm using the content access module along with ACL to give permission update to users for some admin created nodes. Could this be slowing down the site as well? I tried updating the node author to the user id and remove the content access module but it's was doing more problem as content suddenly disappeared for users other than admins. Is it me or once content access is in, you can't remove it even if you rebuild permissions?

Just looking to make the site perform faster...as we all do!
Thanks

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Comments

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nevets commented

I would start by gather stats on the site and determining where the time is going. For example, using the devel module you can set it so it shows page load times and/or mysql times.

If page load times are high, browsers often have a feature to show loading time for the page broken down by resource.