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  • Frederik T 242 posts 373 karma points
    Aug 23, 2011 @ 14:07
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    Content extremely slow being updated.

    I will try and describe this as good as i can, considering im still new to umbraco.

    Right now ive been hired to help a team bulding a couple of websites on umbraco. It has three sites in the same installation.

    We've been working for a while on one site, only fiddling with the others on a rare occasion. Now we've been working on two at the same time, and then we struck a very annoying problem (dont know if its related to working on both sites).

    (The installation is hosted locally btw.)

    The problem is that, we could usually save content, xslt, templates, whatever and we could see the results instantly after saving. But now its really, really, slow at updating, several minutes before we can see changes. And there isnt that much content, about 100 nodes, tops.

    I thought it might be a cache problem but the umbraco config checks out fine, and that hasnt been changed when the problems started.

    Does it ring a bell with anyone? My explanation might be vague but i dont know what other information you need.

  • Frederik T 242 posts 373 karma points
    Aug 26, 2011 @ 08:41
    Frederik T
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    Sorry for bumping, but i urgently need advice about this.

  • Rich Green 2246 posts 4008 karma points
    Aug 26, 2011 @ 08:44
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    You could try restarting IIS or recycling your app pool.

    Rich

  • Frederik T 242 posts 373 karma points
    Aug 26, 2011 @ 09:12
    Frederik T
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    Ok, restarting IIS is easy enough, its just informing IT department. But what do you mean with recycling the app pool? Is that a umbraco function, or IIS function?

  • Rich Green 2246 posts 4008 karma points
    Aug 26, 2011 @ 09:14
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    An IIS function but I'm pretty sure restarting IIS will recycle the app pool.

    Otherwise within IIS go to app pools, right click and then choose 'Recycle'

    It's advised to limit the memory available to an app pool otherwise it grows and grows, you can also get it to recycle periodically.

    However I'm not saying this is 100% your issue but good to know anyway I hope.

    Rich 

  • Frederik T 242 posts 373 karma points
    Aug 26, 2011 @ 09:27
    Frederik T
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    Ok, thank you, i will get them to look at it and see if it works.

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