I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place. I looked in many places trying to find what amounts to a user forum. Apologies if this is the wrong place, and would be grateful to link to where I need to go.
I installed a test wiki with the new 1.3.7 security update. You can see it at http://testwiki.itkitchen.info. I used redirects to remove index.php from the URL, just as I do with my wiki running 1.3.6, here http://wiki.itkitchen.info.
As you can see the performance, well, sucks. Big time.
We've tried other installations and other mods with the .htaccess, but nothing works. If we use .htaccess to eliminate the index.php from the URL, the performance is bad. If we don't, performance is good.
Anyone have any modifications to .htaccess that should accompany the update?
Many thanks
Shelley
On Oct 23, 2004, at 9:55 PM, Shelley Powers wrote:
I installed a test wiki with the new 1.3.7 security update. You can see it at http://testwiki.itkitchen.info. I used redirects to remove index.php from the URL, just as I do with my wiki running 1.3.6, here http://wiki.itkitchen.info.
As you can see the performance, well, sucks. Big time.
Change this bit in Title.php Title::getLocalURL(): if ( $wgScript != "" ) { $url = "{$wgScript}?title={$dbkey}&{$query}"; } else { # Top level wiki $url = "/{$dbkey}?{$query}"; }
to: $url = "{$wgScript}?title={$dbkey}&{$query}";
Make sure your rewrite rules do not obscure index.php.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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