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Posted by C. on 08/19/07 12:28
On 17 Aug, 21:04, smayad...@gmail.com wrote:
> I am trying to use PHP on a 300 MHz PowerPC based board. On some
> pages, I am using $_SERVER and $_GET to get data from the webserver or
> from other PHP pages. The loading/execution time for those pages are
> painfully slow (about 30 - 40 seconds per page). This only happens if
> I run them on PowerPC. At first I thought it was the webserver (I used
> THTTPD). Then I changed it to LIGHTTPD and I only see minor decrease
> (5 seconds) in the loading time. Any idea how to speed it up? I am
> using PHP 4.4.5 (cgi-fcgi). Thanks.
>
I'd be very surprised if its because you are running on PPC, although
you're toolchain may be setup badly.
I'd be chacking stuff outside of the webserver. Can you see if it is
running fast CGI or plain CGI? If the latter - it may well be the time
taken to load the interpreter.
I assume that the you are using very simple test pages which don't
interact with anything else and that html pages work as expected.
C.
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