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Tiki|bot: Recent Bug: - http://dev.tiki.org/item6553
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Jyhem_laptop: polom
jonnyb: polom_laptop
i have a question :) i have a client who has just imported about 80,000 wiki pages (long story) so the site is having some performance issues :D Hence r65338 and i'm looking at the slow_queries log trying to remove as many low hanging fruit ones as possible...
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jonnyb: and i'm seeing a lot of selects looking like this: SELECT /*!40001 SQL_NO_CACHE */ * FROM `tiki_pages`; but can't work out where they're coming from... anyone seen this sort of things before?
aha, worked it out - i have an hourly database backup cron running, might make that less frequent now ;)
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Jyhem_laptop: :-)
is that SQL_NO_CACHE from a custom mysqldump command of yours or is it from the console database backup command?
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jonnyb: console command which i think uses mysqldump
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jonnyb: moqmoq
chibaguy: hi jonnyb
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Jyhem_laptop: For reference, console runs "mysqldump --quick …"
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Frank___: We have had Tikiwiki installed for quite a while now and have not run into any issues until just recently. We received a email notificationhtta reads: Tikiwiki is not properly set up: The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/backups/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/dump/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/img/wiki/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www
Tikiwiki is not properly set up: The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/backups/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/dump/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/img/wiki/' is not writeable by apache.
The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/img/wiki_up/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/modules/cache/' is not writeable by apache.
The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/temp/' is not writeable by apache. The directory '/var/www/html/tikiwiki/templates_c/' is not writeable by apache.
Jyhem_laptop: Hi Frank___ It's weird that you lose permissions. Something must have happened.
You can reset proper permissions by doing "sh setup.sh" then "f" in the directory /var/www/html/tikiwiki/
the script will ask you for the apache user and group, which you might want to look up beforehand. It's probably the user/group of /var/www/html/
Frank___: Thank you for this information. We will give this a try.
RadoS: Maybe some OS update (resetting perms).
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