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> I recently moved my server from: |
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> 3.2.11-hardened |
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> Security Level (Hardened Gentoo [server]) |
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> to: |
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> 3.4.5-hardened |
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> Configuration Method (Automatic) |
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> Usage Type (Server) |
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> Virtualization Type (None) |
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> Required Priorities (Security) |
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> and http became extremely slow. Some pages that would normally |
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> execute in 1 second would take 10 seconds or more. There is a lot of |
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> php and perl server-side stuff so the slowdown may have been rooted in |
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> that. I changed to Required Priorities (Performance) and everything |
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> sped back up to normal. My laptop was moved to the following at the |
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> same time and I didn't notice any performance change: |
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> |
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> 3.4.5-hardened |
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> Configuration Method (Automatic) |
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> Usage Type (Desktop) |
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> Virtualization Type (None) |
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> Required Priorities (Security) |
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> Is this sort of behavior expected from a server? |
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> - Grant |
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This may have been a false alarm. I think I've been having |
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intermittent network problems to part of the internet. Can anyone |
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confirm that the above config shouldn't slow down an http server? |
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- Grant |
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