Swiki with 2.5: Saving a page takes very long on Netscape
Raab, Andreas
Andreas.Raab at disney.com
Tue Sep 7 05:38:32 UTC 1999
Folks,
Could somebody try this with the new VM (build 6 - see my previous post)?!
It is possible that this solves the problem. If so, please let me know.
Andreas
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> From: Pieber Bernhard
> Reply To: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
> Sent: Monday, September 6, 1999 10:07 AM
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> Subject: Swiki with 2.5: Saving a page takes very long on Netscape
>
> I am trying out a Swiki under Squeak 2.5 for NT. I serve to myself on port
> 8089 so I use http://localhost:8089/myswiki.1 to access the front page. It
> works well except that when I change the front page and press the Save
> button it takes about 30 seconds until the page is saved. This only
> happens
> when I use Netscape 4.5. Under IE 5.0 this does not happen although I use
> identical proxy settings. So I assume that I am suffering from some
> browser
> configuration problem?
>
> I use a proxy server but have disabled it for localhost. I think that I
> have
> to do that for a Swiki because otherwise it happens that I see old
> versions
> when I edit a page more than once. (I would prefer if this would not be
> necessary. Aren't there ways to tell the proxy server never to cache a
> Swiki
> page? I remember vaguely having read somewhere about such a feature.)
>
> When I enable the proxy server for localhost the delay is gone even under
> Netscape.
>
> Does anyone know why this delay is happening? Can I do anything about it
> besides moving to IE?
>
> I use the new Windows VM (Squeak 2.5 VM (release build 1) from Aug 30
> 1999)
> and I have fetched the latest updates (up to update number 1419). The
> proxy
> server is registered in Squeak also.
>
> Bernhard Pieber
>
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