Move a site

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11/24/2011 8:56:58 AM

matz

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Re: Move a site

Im running the site at home on a brand new machine.- Quad Core 3Ghz with 8Gb Ram.

The site was faster on my old system.

How do I find those logs? Maybe its some trimming on the SQL part?

11/25/2011 6:12:11 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Move a site

Are you using one of our pre-compiled packages or a build you made yourself from source code?

If you are compiling it yourself, make sure you compile it in release mode and set <compilation debug="false" in Web.config because a debug build will be much slower.

The mojoPortal log is under Administration > System Log but on a machine like that I don't think it will be a problem of lack of resources. However if you are running the site over the internet from home using a consumer internet connection it may not be a very fast connection.