AULRO Too Busy For Me

i tried to get on last night kept asking for me to sign in saying that members got first dibs at using the site logged off and slept

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Originally Posted by incisor

okay

can you give me some basic info


time 10:30pm
isp Telstra Bigpond
operating system Windows Vista
browser Explorer
the link you had trouble using Accessing Aulro main page
where it stalled or errored if possible Clicked normal link in favourites, came up with main page, as soon as I went to click on a forum - general chat, a busy notice came up, stating the site was busy and asked me to log on saying members would get preference to log on, even though I was already logged on and kept doing so for about 20 minutes. Not that many on line only a total of 58 I think on the main page.
Cheers
Craig

thanks muchly.

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Hope this helps. No real dramas, just unusual.

The slowenesss is not unusual lately. Pages can be very slow to load [sometimes I just exit the site and come back later] and I too have encountered similar "AULRO is busy and try again later" when accessing the site. I don't encounter any of this with other sites so I assume it to be an issue specific to AULRO.

FYI Inc,,
no unusual messages,,

I find its just its usual slow self these days,,,
but slow, as in, you can read the culprit thats loading slow,,,
not make a cuppa slow!:eek:

Some mild slowness and time-outs on Gotalk via Bigpond.
Vista Chrome or Firefox Toshiba Satellite U300:twisted:POS
Fast on Peopletelecom.
W2k Firefox

No probs here, must be a windows thing.;)

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Originally Posted by incisor

okay

can you give me some basic info


time anytime
isp bigpond adsl2
operating system XP SP3
browser Firefox 3.5.2
the link you had trouble using any / all
where it stalled or errored if possible anything and everything

thanks muchly.

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Any time it is running slowly every other site I bowse to is fine. Average stats on ADSL2 from speedtest.net is 4-5K down and 600 up.

As Pedro says - slow but not make a cuppa slow.

depends what other pages your looking at.

this place is built on dynamic data, very little is constant and that is why it is always going to be slow compared to a static website.

everytime i look around at other big forum sites i find this place runs just as well if not faster than most of the big players.

that said, the more anal your firewall rules and the heavier your internet security settings are, the slower this place will be because of the dynamic data it pumps out.

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Originally Posted by incisor

that said, the more anal your rules and the heavier your security are, the slower this place will be.

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Word game time:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D



Surely no one on this site is anal or pedantic in nature, I hadn't noticed:D:D:D:D:D

get back in your cage dobbo... ;)