- 2009-11-29: mongodb_watchdog module created by dereine, ported to D7 by me in about half an hour, and migrated in a larger MongoDB project by damz before the hour ended. Wow...
- 2009-07-13: 100% unit test coverage on Taxonews for both D6 and D7 versions
- 2009-02-03: the new Drupal-based site for the golden jubilee of the french "Ministère de la Culture", which OSInet helped build, is now online
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vista
Speeding up Drupal on Vista with Wampserver
Submitted by fgm on Sat, 2008-11-22 19:28The problem : Drupal awfully slow on Vista (and Seven) with Wampserver
For some time now, I'd been severiously annoyed by the (utter lack of) performance of Drupal 6 and 7 on my home PC, which happens to be running Microsoft Vista: considering I was used to getting page times around 200ms on a fractional Celeron with Apache 2.2 on a Linux server hosted comparatively far across the net from that same machine, I felt the 5 to 15 seconds response time per page on this local machine with a quad core and 3 GB RAM were really making me lose my time.
The solution
After some time spend googling around, I stumbled upon an incredibly simple tip, which made the 5 to 15 seconds per page drop down to around 1 second when logged in, and well below 500 ms when not logged in. It's incredible what ONE single character in a plain text file gets you under Vista :-)
UPDATE 2010-01-23: David Hogg tells us (see below) that this works for Windows Seven too





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