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8/9/2006 10:15 AM
 

Can anyone explain for me in detail : (I can't find a good explanation anywhere)

1) What's the difference between Heavy, Moderate, Light and No caching?

2) There's alot of authentication mode in "Authentication" tab. What does each of them mean?

3) Which improves speed better or they are the same : Disk caching and Memory caching?

Thanks in advance!

 
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8/9/2006 11:37 AM
 

Great questions.

1) What's the difference between Heavy, Moderate, Light and No caching?

The difference is the amount of time that objects are left in memory.
Setting this to Heavy is your best option because even if you have objects in memory longer they can still be pulled out if the memory is needed for a higher priority.
Even on Heavy Caching, the longest time is only 2 hours for most objects.

**Do not set it to No Caching, I have seen sites stop responding at startup and not be able to come back online until this setting was cahnged back in the DB.  

2.)There's alot of authentication mode in "Authentication" tab. What does each of them mean?

Unless you are highly concerned about the information your site delivers to authenticated users being cached in their local browser cache, you should set this to public, or private.
Public allows the information to be cached by a proxy server that may be between them and your site, private says that it should only be cached locally.
More on that here:
http://blogs.snapsis.com/PermaLink,guid,46c9ab35-9bb7-4ff9-a8e9-63ff3497c7f0.aspx

3) Which improves speed better or they are the same : Disk caching and Memory caching?

Memory caching is more performant then Disk Caching, but disk caching can survive an app restart without having to rebuild.

Also, If you want performance gains better then all of these options, please check out my free dynamic page output caching and compression module:

http://www.snapsis.com/pageBlaster.aspx

 


DotNetNuke Modules from Snapsis.com
 
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8/9/2006 11:58 AM
 

Thanks so much for answering, John

I've seen your Page Blaster module and downloaded it to test in localhost

Did everything as the readme says. But everytime I try to access my local site, it displays a blank page. Is there anything wrong? Because of that I haven't used your module in my site yet.

P.S : your site's speed is awesome!

 
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8/9/2006 12:32 PM
 

Thanks,

If you haven't downloaded it in the last couple of days, please get it again.
Version 1.2 makes configuration easier, and some small bugs have been fixed.

Also, make sure that the cache folder you specify can be written to (the default cache folder in the config should already have the correct permissions).

If you still have problems, I'd like to work with you directly, please let me know in the PageBlaster support forums.

http://www.snapsis.com/support.aspx

 


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8/9/2006 7:29 PM
 

Thanks John, I've downloaded it. If I have any problem, I'll let you know in snapsis.com

1 more question : my host restart their server each day. The restart progress takes only about 3-5 minutes. But after that, my DNN site loads very slow or is not accessible for 5-7 minutes while the other websites (not using DNN) run fine. Do you think it's affected by my Host settings? (Disk caching, Heavy caching, Blowery httpCompression)?

 
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