AF website slowness

[joska]

Same here. It was slow thing morning, now it's back to normal.

[ThorstenOtto]

It's rather unpredictable currently. Sometimes response times are normal, but a few minutes later its slow again.

[wongck]

Seem fast now... and grreat to have it back.

[czietz]

Sadly, for me it's back to slow again - after being okay earlier today. Imho, Dal should check the server load (RAM and CPU). To me this feels like a server running at the limit.

[Mug UK]

I've re-reported it to Dal. Now I'm getting the slow repsonse. As above it seems to be a good 10-20seconds from a click to a page / PM being displayed.

[troed]

Well there's nothing happening on this forum that requires a server with more oomph than a Raspberry Pi4. Unfortunately it's down to hosting things without knowing/caring for how to do public hosting (realtime firewalls, blocklists, patching etc). I'm sure the logs are 99.9% filled with queries that aren't from actual forum users.

[DarkLord]

Right now, for the moment...it's pretty good again.

[OL]

Why I have trouble connect from my PC linux that work fine with other web site and I connect with my smartphone ?

[MetalCruncher]

@OL
Same here, took me half an hour to send you two pics.

[czietz]

Why I have trouble connect from my PC linux that work fine with other web site and I connect with my smartphone ?

One thing I noticed today is that the HTTP service (port 80) is down. Previously, connecting via unencrypted HTTP would redirect you to the (encrypted) HTTPS service (port 443). Now, trying to connect via HTTP just times out. In other words: http://www.atari-forum.com/ ceased working, whereas https://www.atari-forum.com/ works fine (for me). Does it work on your Linux PC if you use the https link?

[MetalCruncher]

My PC always use https, still problems.

[OL]

Why I have trouble connect from my PC linux that work fine with other web site and I connect with my smartphone ?

One thing I noticed today is that the HTTP service (port 80) is down. Previously, connecting via unencrypted HTTP would redirect you to the (encrypted) HTTPS service (port 443). Now, trying to connect via HTTP just times out. In other words: http://www.atari-forum.com/ ceased working, whereas https://www.atari-forum.com/ works fine (for me). Does it work on your Linux PC if you use the https link?

Oh thanks a lot work perfectly! Modify my bookmark

Thanks a lot

Olivier

[ragnar76]

I'm using Debian Linux, Firefox and HTTPS only to. It was a bit slow the past days and now it's fast(ish) again (it's on my side, I'm using a pi hole and unblock origin which takes some time to go the Filters). Have you tried the usuall ways: clear cache, delete cookies, look over your DNS settings?

[ThorstenOtto]

Yes, seems to be back to normal operation here, too. So whatever you did, it seems to have worked Thanks for that.

Keeping fingers crossed

[Mug UK]

It would be Dal who would have done whatever was needed. With a sledgehammer ... possibly

[Dal]

It would be Dal who would have done whatever was needed. With a sledgehammer ... possibly

[viking272]

Hi Dal, nice to see you pop by! Was AF server rebooted as it was unavailable about 25 mins ago.

[joska]

After a couple of days with normal performance the forum is sloooow again today.

[Dal]

Yep, this might take a bit of time to properly resolve, but I'm on the case.

[mikro]

Btw, not sure if this is related but since some time linking AF via plain http:// stopped working so many links on the web look like pointing to a dead server.

[ragnar76]

Is there any known problem? I can reach AF from my mobile device but not from my dsl landline and desktop browser. Down for everyone or just me reports AF is down too

[czietz]

Is there any known problem? I can reach AF from my mobile device but not from my dsl landline and desktop browser. Down for everyone or just me reports AF is down too

Hm?

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Does your desktop browser maybe use HTTP; perhaps because you're using an old bookmark or old browser history entry? In Olivier's case, this was the problem: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 86#p471286

[ragnar76]

Firefox has a "https everywhere" like mode an redirects http to https automatically. Additionally, my bookmark is https already. Anyways, it's working now again.

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