Re: The saga continues...

[James Harvard <james.tech.lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Your 'slow at first' symptom could be a database issue - the first 
time you access the db FMP might be indexing a field, reading data 
from disk to RAM cache or something else like that.

I've been running WT & FMP on the same G4 for over a year now, and 
I've found it fast & stable.  Maybe I'm just lucky.

James Harvard

> Hi again,
>         There seems to be some problem when running FMP on the same machine
> as WebTen. I set up FMP on my WebTen box for someone at one stage & while
> WebTen ran fine, FMP was very slow to initially respond, but really flew
> once it started responding.
>         As for the virus / stalling issue, I'm drawing a blank again - as
> mentioned, haven't had that issue since switching Squid off. Just as an
> aside, there are 2 caches on WebTen - I think you said you had them both
> switched off, but wanted to make sure.
>
> 	Bye for now, Terry Allen

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