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2/6/2007 4:20 AM

li bai

Joined: 9/1/2004

Posts: 13

Performance Settings

I want to know how to get the Performance Settings documents.
This is my Performance Settings in host settings,then in the Module Settings/Page Settings/Cache Time (secs):
If I set it as 120(or any number not zero),my website cracshed,please let me know how to set the Performance Settings,thanks

Page State Persistence:

Page

Memory

Module Caching Method:

Memory

Disk

Performance Setting:

Clear Cache

Sets the Cache-Control HTTP header value for authenticated users.

Authenticated Cacheability:

Select the type of Http Compression to use.

Compression Setting:

Select the level of compression to use for the Deflate Algorithm (this is ignored if the GZip algorith is selected)

Compression Level (Deflate):

Select this to remove excess white space from the response sent to the client - this will result in a smaller download (10-15%) but it will make the html less readable.

Use Whitespace Filter:

2/6/2007 6:21 AM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Performance Settings

Module cache can only be set for static modules like text/HTML, Links, Documents, it is not applicable for modules like Forums, that need to present user specific content. Please ask the developer, if the module supports caching before enabling it.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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4/11/2007 9:03 PM

Brad Oyler

Joined: 6/1/2003

Posts: 46

Re: Performance Settings

Is their any document that describes what these settings do? I have a high traffic on a dedicated server and I want to configure properly. 4.4.1 seems to take up a lot more memory than 3.3. Any idea why?

4/12/2007 10:02 AM

Mitchel Sellers

www.mitchelsellers.com
Joined: 1/24/2007

Posts: 7846

Re: Performance Settings

I believe the 4.X documentation explains each of these settings, also clicking on the "help" icon for each of them will give you details regarding the setting.

For memory use, it is most likely due to the additional caching that is completed if using "Memory" as the cache location.

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4/12/2007 10:37 AM

John Mitchell

www.snapsis.com
Joined: 4/18/2003

Posts: 3987

Re: Performance Settings

I have a couple posts about DotNetNuke performance settings.

here: http://www.snapsis.com//tabid/560/forumid/10/postid/4991/view/topic/Post.aspx

and here: http://blogs.snapsis.com/PermaLink,guid,c0415290-f6e3-41ea-aef6-ef34728a8ef0.aspx

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