Re: Re: Re: Database sizes
> > Your database sizes are probably normal. Do you store images in the database or in the file directory? Images can really increase the size of the database.
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> One wiki has some images initially. After that, I've disabled image uploading. btw, where does one set the db vs file thing? Thot i saw that somewhere, cannot remember now.
Well, let's reflect a moment. This involves administrating images..... 
> > Maybe what slows Tiki down when you log in is additional modules, etc., that are displayed for logged-in users. Is there significantly more displayed to logged-in users than to anonymous ones at your site?
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> Two or three customized menus and one or two additional modules. Dun think this is significant.
A good test would be to temporarily turn off each module (one at a time, then both, etc.) to see what change there might be in performance. If it isn't the modules, then the question is what other differences there are between Tiki's interactions with logged-in and not logged-in users. I guess these mostly involve permission checking but I don't know how much the complexity increases for logged-in people, since even anon users require some checking. Notice your database query stats in the bottom bar; see how much greater the figure might be when logged in.
> btw, what about PHP memory limit? My web host has set it 16MB.
Tikis often run fine with less than that. As I recall, the main symptom of low memory is pages not displaying at all or just partially. I don't know if slow (but eventually complete) displays are due to low memory.
-- Gary
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