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Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/26/2005 13:00:32
Someone please provide some direction here...
Win2000 Advanced Server, IIS 5, FPSE 5.0.2.4330 -- clients are using WinXP/2000 and FP2002
File > Open Web > http://IPAddress > Login > Open Page > File > Save As...
Wait.
And Wait.
And Wait some more for the Save As site listing window to propagate about 1 item (file or folder) per second. Usually as long as 3-4 minutes until it's ready to proceed, and more often than not, you get "The Folder http://IPAddress/Subweb is no longer available"
Or Maybe...
Insert > Picture > From File...
Wait.
And Wait.
And Wait some more for the Look In site listing window to propagate about 1 item (file or folder) per second.
Or if you...
Insert > Hyperlink
Wait.
And Wait.
And Wait some more for the Look In site listing window to propagate about 1 item (file or folder) per second.
All other sites are running/publishing fine for the same clients.
I've run through a variety of checks on the client side machines, IIS Settings, FW settings, to no avail.
Only option I can think of is to run FPSE Repair from the setup exe (fpse02_x86_ENG.exe), but need to do it off-hours as it requires system restart.
any other ideas???
McD
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/27/2005 14:07:33
What's your OS, CPU Speed, RAM, Free space?
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/27/2005 14:28:37
OS Name Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Version 5.0.2195 Service Pack 4 Build 2195
System Manufacturer HP
System Model ProLiant DL360 G3
System Type X86-based PC
Processor x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 7 GenuineIntel ~2799 Mhz
Processor x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 7 GenuineIntel ~2799 Mhz
Total Physical Memory 1,048,084 KB
Available Physical Memory 280,964 KB
Total Virtual Memory 3,562,532 KB
Available Virtual Memory 2,248,192 KB
Page File Space 2,514,448 KB
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/27/2005 18:50:31
Does this happen when you save pages? Or are you actually waiting for the program to respond? Such as when you click "File" on the top left, is there a heavy waiting period for that?
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/28/2005 8:25:50
Happens specifically with:
File > Save As
Insert > Hyperlink or while editing Hyperlink Properties
Insert > Picture
I repaired the FPSE from setup this morning... hoping to have resolved everything. Recalcualting the site from the FP ADMIN (HTML) yielded no errors with all.dct, Service.lck, or frontpg.lck, so that's at least progress...
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 7/28/2005 14:44:37
So this is when you edit live on the server. It sounds like it is just a slow connection between the two. Have you had anyone else try this?
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RE: Agonizingly slow/no response during FP actions - 8/1/2005 8:42:19
FPSE repair coupled with client-side cache & temp file deletion seems to have taken care of this.
thanks for the help.
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