Why are traffic trading scripts so slow? - GoFuckYourself.com

dirtysouth · 06-04-2004, 12:42 PM

So I set up a small hub of 5 tgps using remote thumbs and cj overkill last night to do some testing. All 5 sites trade traffic amongst each other but when using the trading script the galleries take forever to load. If I remove the trade script they pop instantly. Is there something I'm missing here or is that just the way it goes?

Choker · 06-04-2004, 01:12 PM

Because CJoverkill is a bloated piece of shit stolen from me. You are using a stolen script.

mrgica · 06-04-2004, 01:18 PM

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Originally posted by Choker
Because CJoverkill is a bloated piece of shit stolen from me. You are using a stolen script.

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lilj · 06-04-2004, 01:19 PM

They dont seem slow to me

jacked · 06-04-2004, 01:20 PM

thats pretty rigid arrowtrade seems to work well the page forwarding is pretty instant

Aheib · 06-04-2004, 02:28 PM

In almost all cases - unless mysql is overloaded or your server so the php parses takes a while - when you click a link that goes through a tradescript to a gallery and it takes a while, it's not because the tradescript is slow, but because the gallery takes a while to respond. The thing is that untill iexplore actually starts to receive html from the gallery your url bar will show the link of the trade-script, while in the headers you're already redirected.
The same is with servers that are down. If you have a gallery that's down and you click a tradescript link to it, it will look like the out.cgi / out.php file of the tradescript is incredibly slow and times out. The reason is because the url didn't change because your browser didn't receive any html from the gallery itself.
The best way to try the speed of your script is by creating a link to your tradescript that sends 100% to galleries and sends to http://localhost - which is you.
This way you eliminate the reponse-time of the gallery and the waiting period is only caused by the trade script (and of course the response time of your own server, so ping it first

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whee · 06-13-2004, 03:55 PM

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Originally posted by Aheib
In almost all cases - unless mysql is overloaded or your server so the php parses takes a while - when you click a link that goes through a tradescript to a gallery and it takes a while, it's not because the tradescript is slow, but because the gallery takes a while to respond. The thing is that untill iexplore actually starts to receive html from the gallery your url bar will show the link of the trade-script, while in the headers you're already redirected.
The same is with servers that are down. If you have a gallery that's down and you click a tradescript link to it, it will look like the out.cgi / out.php file of the tradescript is incredibly slow and times out. The reason is because the url didn't change because your browser didn't receive any html from the gallery itself.
The best way to try the speed of your script is by creating a link to your tradescript that sends 100% to galleries and sends to http://localhost - which is you.
This way you eliminate the reponse-time of the gallery and the waiting period is only caused by the trade script (and of course the response time of your own server, so ping it first )

Wise words.

06-04-2004, 12:42 PM	#1
dirtysouth Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Mobtown Posts: 2,613	Why are traffic trading scripts so slow? So I set up a small hub of 5 tgps using remote thumbs and cj overkill last night to do some testing. All 5 sites trade traffic amongst each other but when using the trading script the galleries take forever to load. If I remove the trade script they pop instantly. Is there something I'm missing here or is that just the way it goes? __________________ no sig

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06-04-2004, 02:28 PM	#6
Aheib Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 50	In almost all cases - unless mysql is overloaded or your server so the php parses takes a while - when you click a link that goes through a tradescript to a gallery and it takes a while, it's not because the tradescript is slow, but because the gallery takes a while to respond. The thing is that untill iexplore actually starts to receive html from the gallery your url bar will show the link of the trade-script, while in the headers you're already redirected. The same is with servers that are down. If you have a gallery that's down and you click a tradescript link to it, it will look like the out.cgi / out.php file of the tradescript is incredibly slow and times out. The reason is because the url didn't change because your browser didn't receive any html from the gallery itself. The best way to try the speed of your script is by creating a link to your tradescript that sends 100% to galleries and sends to http://localhost - which is you. This way you eliminate the reponse-time of the gallery and the waiting period is only caused by the trade script (and of course the response time of your own server, so ping it first ) __________________ Get the Best Free Trade Script :: Arrow Trader :: Written in c++!