On my test site the session table is 83 rows|63kb
On my live site the session table is 118 rows and 64kb
On both sites I am using Session Handler - Filesystem after reading that is the better setting for speed and optimisation in a website article previously.
Do I need to start disabling plugins until the login speeds up and does anyone know why it is only really noticeable on the mobile responsive version of the website?
The desktop view is instant login to any page no matter what ACL or Group setting is on the user account.
This is probably a short sighted question but what makes 1 query and the 376 when ceford says he usually only see 50?
Is 1 query checking to see if the user is in the registered group? Is a second query checking if the user is in another usergroup?
If we have lots of usergroups now, is a query run every login attempt on every usergroup to see if the user is in them or not?
I suppose if I turn off plugins and components etc in turn, will that reduce the number of queries too?
Thanks for any further advice as I try to understand this better.
On my live site the session table is 118 rows and 64kb
On both sites I am using Session Handler - Filesystem after reading that is the better setting for speed and optimisation in a website article previously.
Do I need to start disabling plugins until the login speeds up and does anyone know why it is only really noticeable on the mobile responsive version of the website?
The desktop view is instant login to any page no matter what ACL or Group setting is on the user account.
This is probably a short sighted question but what makes 1 query and the 376 when ceford says he usually only see 50?
Is 1 query checking to see if the user is in the registered group? Is a second query checking if the user is in another usergroup?
If we have lots of usergroups now, is a query run every login attempt on every usergroup to see if the user is in them or not?
I suppose if I turn off plugins and components etc in turn, will that reduce the number of queries too?
Thanks for any further advice as I try to understand this better.
Statistics: Posted by ChrisASCA — Wed Dec 04, 2024 10:34 pm