Cantr Time Problems (slow, minutes not resetting, etc).

[AngelSpice]

6.702 seconds taken, 58 queries executed (SQL took 6.420 seconds - 95.8%).


Just to say something private to someone else Real time about 2 minutes

[edit] Then I logged out and tried to log back in, hoping it would be faster and to log in: 36.645 seconds taken, 183 queries executed (SQL took 36.354 seconds - 99.2%).

[Phalynx]

1.123 seconds taken, 69 queries executed (SQL took 0.750 seconds - 66.8%).

means nothing to me but it took absolutely ages...!

[marol]

1.123 seconds taken, 69 queries executed (SQL took 0.750 seconds - 66.8%).

means nothing to me but it took absolutely ages...!

It means that it took us 1.1 second to make your page (what is not the best, but acceptable), but for some reason it hasn't been delivered to you as fast as we'd wish. I really don't have idea why. Maybe some network problem or something... sorry.

[sanchez]

I saw sql times reported at over 50sec today, and many in the teens. Worst around the last two boat movement times. And pages took even longer to load (or really felt like they did).

[Phalynx]

6.781 seconds taken, 179 queries executed (SQL took 5.961 seconds - 87.9%).

Was very slow....


and yet

3.061 seconds taken, 91 queries executed (SQL took 0.186 seconds - 6.1%).

took far longer...

*confused*

[Doug R.]

2.429 seconds taken, 206 queries executed (SQL took 1.075 seconds - 44.2%).

Really took about a minute or longer.

I think the problem is that the process is getting stuck at the output step. I tested this. If you input something in the events line while it is lagging, wait 1 second, hit stop, and then hit events, you will see your line was inputted in the proper amount of time. So, for some reason, the script is exceedingly laggy when it comes time to write the output screen.

[Doug R.]

Today it's really ridiculous. I've wasted 1/2 my time just wating to get a response from the server, and I was actually locked out a few times. Could we have gotten another worm?

[nateflory]

I think the problem is that the process is getting stuck at the output step. I tested this. If you input something in the events line while it is lagging, wait 1 second, hit stop, and then hit events, you will see your line was inputted in the proper amount of time. So, for some reason, the script is exceedingly laggy when it comes time to write the output screen.

6.302 seconds taken, 168 queries executed (SQL took 4.744 seconds - 75.3%).

Agree with Doug R. If you stop, then refresh the events, whatever actions were being "hung up" are displaying properly. (such as speaking, using resources on a project, etc). However I'm having up to 2 minutes between pageviews so clicking is getting rather frustrating today.

[Frits]

Seems to me there's busy traffic slowing down the server around 9PM GMT. I'm guessing here but every day of the week (last week at least) between 8:20 thru 9:50.

[N-Aldwitch]

Lol I get like the 0.0039 or 0.039's all the time, for some reason... Never had much problem with lag on the server, thankfully!

[Doug R.]

That's because as an Aussie, you're asleep when the problem happens.

[lilmoonchild87]

ive been waiting for a while for mine to start the minutes over and its driving me crazy. i havent been on since my minutes ran out last night before i went to sleep

[Phalynx]

Now I wish I could use my credits to get some minutes back but this lag is making me hit my limit, something I haven't done for ages!

[Marian]

Same with me. It doesn't seem so bad right this moment, but it was horrible yesterday, so all morning I've had to ration out the tiny handful of minutes I have left. Still 2 hours to rollover, too...

[lilmoonchild87]

how do you get credits and what are they for?