Apache Slow on Vista

David McKenzie wrote:
> mat wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am new here so "hi" and I hope this hasn't been answered before (I
>> did check on google groups!).
>>
>> I have a development server (Apache 2.2.4 / PHP 5.2.3) running on
>> Vista. It seems to be set-up ok and everything works... but it is
>> achingly slow. In terms of local development it is almost quicker to
>> ftp everything to a remote server and then test. The pages load, the
>> code executes but it is akin to be back on a 56k modem and it is the
>> local machine!
>>
>> If anyone could help - that would be terrific.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Mat
>
> Vista isn't really geared towards a server environment. You'd be better
> off using Linux or Windows 2k.
>

Hi David,

Thank you for your reply. Point taken, but it should be able to work as
a tiny dev server on the local machine... and what is most frustrating
is that it does - but slowly! Any ideas on how I can find the
bottleneck? It must be something simple, surely, as it doesn't fail etc.
it just takes an awful long time to come up with the goods (2+ ghz ram
serving tiny static site).

Mat
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mat a écrit :

>
> Thank you for your reply. Point taken, but it should be able to work as
> a tiny dev server on the local machine... and what is most frustrating
> is that it does - but slowly! Any ideas on how I can find the
> bottleneck? It must be something simple, surely, as it doesn't fail etc.
> it just takes an awful long time to come up with the goods (2+ ghz ram
> serving tiny static site).
>
> Mat

Try a Linux on a Vrtual Machine
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That's interesting. I don't have vista so I can't be of much help but try a
websearch for
apache slow on windows vista
or something like that

here's the top result on google for that search
http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?t=25677&sid=88d3b04b8e7c8...c235a32

The only suggestions I could give are pretty obvious so you might have
already checked. See what processes you have running and eliminate anything
from startup that's not necessary. If you don't know what you're doing don't
start ending processes all willy nilly. Is IIS running too? If so maybe
that's causing a conflict. I'm just guessing though.
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