(12 Oct 2015, 23:23 )Like Ra Wrote: I'm giving up... I tried everything, I was nice and gentle, I even consulted with the specialists, and read the special literature, I put on sexy clothes, but he?... she ... it still ignores me... sniff ... It does not listen to me... I told her it to stop touching the attachments, but it likes to squeeze them tight, even if they are getting bigger afterwards.... What a pervert...
You must have done something because it was playing nice yesterday and allowed me to post. 😁
Theory: your AI experiments have proved too successful and now Miyuki is all too aware of us biologicals - she (?) is starting to tease and torment us whether we like it or not. Have you considered buying her the digital equivalent of chocolates and flowers? 😋
OTOH, the CPU load and the amount of errors have dropped significantly. Coincidence? Is it Apache mod_deflate config? Or is it the added caching headers in attachment.php? Mod_pagespeed tweaks? Cumulative effect? Phase of the moon?
(14 Oct 2015, 20:53 )Like Ra Wrote: Ah, I see. You were the first one to post after the crash, so the scripts were not precompiled yet by HHVM, and you got 502.
15 Oct 2015, 23:53 (This post was last modified: 15 Oct 2015, 23:58 by Like Ra.)
.... $#@#$%^&*((**&^%$ ....
OK, let's think again... It's either Apache or HHVM. Let's assume, that the browser is bugless.
o- Apache + Apache modules
Apache package from the Ubuntu repository is several subversions behind the last one, that was released 3 days ago. It will not be available for quite a while, and possibly will even not be included in the new Ubuntu release (due to on Oct 30). I can try to install it from an unsupported repository. I hope I can return back to the "standard" one should something go (not so) wrong. (OTOH, in the release notes I saw nothing related to mod_deflate...)
o- HHVM
HHVM is a PHP interpretor. The package is up-to-date, and they are 7 days behind the schedule for the new release.
o- PHPv7
Another solution is to get back to PHP. Not to the two-times-slower 5.x, but to the not-yet released PHPv7, which is due to on Nov 12, and which is supposed to be faster, than HHVM in the non-repository authoritative mode (HHVM repo-auth mode is not compatible with the software on this site anyway), and eats much less memory.
Saying that, we can either
1- sit back and wait until HHVM, Ubuntu and PHPv7 get released,
2- or try with the latest Apache first
3- or search deeper for the errors I see in the logs, that are apparently have nothing to do with the actual issue.
Item (2) seems the most logical, but there is no guarantee that it will work and/or nothing else will be broken (as always 😊 )
