IIS, php and Mysql runing slow together...

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by sharpweb, Jul 5, 2006.

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    I've setup a php script on a brand new computer that is quite fast. It uses IIS, php and Mysql. The php script was initially on the website server for the company, but we've decided to keep it local for many reasons, one of which was that I expecting the php script to run faster on the localhost. It in fact runs even slower.

    So my question: is there a way to get IIS to speed up. I am guessing this is either an issue with IIS or perhaps with it taking a long time to establish a connect to the mysql server that is also running locally.

    Has anyone had similar problems?
     
    sharpweb, Jul 5, 2006 IP
  2. theblight

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    might as well check first the coding and then check your resources and looks for application that hogs.
     
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  3. sreyas

    sreyas Well-Known Member

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    Hi,

    Are you getting any error message or any warning message in your Event Viewer Application Section.

    You could try creating a seperate pool for your website, eventhough its not necessary in php-mysql site it wont do any harm

    Regards
    Ciril
     
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    You install the PHP as CGI or ISAPI?
     
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  5. sharpweb

    sharpweb Guest

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    CGI install
     
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