felgall
01-02-2008, 03:21 PM
One way of reducing CPU exceeded errors is to set up cached copies of the pages so that they only need to be dynamically recreated once every so often rather than every time someone visits them
Some of the more commonly used scripts either have an option for doing this built into the product itself (eg Drupal, phpBB3) so that you just need to make sure that the option is turned on. Other scripts have at least one plugin available that can add this functionality.
WordPress - cache plugin
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-cache/
Joomla - cache plugin
http://www.ircmaxell.com/downloads/joomla/components/joomla-page-caching/
If anyone knows of other ways to resolve CPU problems with these or other scripts perhaps adding those solutions here will help those who are experiencing CPU exceeded errors to apply an appropriate fix to their script.
Some of the more commonly used scripts either have an option for doing this built into the product itself (eg Drupal, phpBB3) so that you just need to make sure that the option is turned on. Other scripts have at least one plugin available that can add this functionality.
WordPress - cache plugin
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-cache/
Joomla - cache plugin
http://www.ircmaxell.com/downloads/joomla/components/joomla-page-caching/
If anyone knows of other ways to resolve CPU problems with these or other scripts perhaps adding those solutions here will help those who are experiencing CPU exceeded errors to apply an appropriate fix to their script.