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Dave's Uploader Suddenly Very Slow
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Booray Perry
39 posts
Wed May 20, 15 2:09 AM CST
Dave's Uploader is taking 30 sec's to upload a 300K file.
No settings have been changed. I've checked my internet speed, it's still fast and fine with everything except Dave's Uploader. I was loading multiple events a week for years with no problem and now it's suddenly taking 2 hours to load a wedding.
Using Photocart
No settings have been changed. I've checked my internet speed, it's still fast and fine with everything except Dave's Uploader. I was loading multiple events a week for years with no problem and now it's suddenly taking 2 hours to load a wedding.
Using Photocart
Shawn Mertz
149 posts
Wed May 20, 15 2:34 AM CST
Check your folders for PSD and TIF files.
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Booray Perry
39 posts
Wed May 20, 15 3:39 AM CST
lol... no, that's not it. These are .jpg's, less than 400k each. I am currently uploading a wedding and have uploaded 375 images in 1:16.
This has happened with multiple uploads and galleries.
This has happened with multiple uploads and galleries.
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Booray Perry
39 posts
Wed May 20, 15 3:49 AM CST
Okay, looking at the speeds, it's all over the place. I turned off my auto backup and that seems to have helped. Still averaging 9-15 secs on a 350K file.
Question: I have a big drive on my comp and it's a little bloated. Is the uploader doing processing before upload? If so, could a slow disk access speed be the culprit?
Question: I have a big drive on my comp and it's a little bloated. Is the uploader doing processing before upload? If so, could a slow disk access speed be the culprit?
Edited Wed May 20, 15 3:49 AM by Booray Perry
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Booray Perry
39 posts
Wed May 20, 15 4:04 AM CST
Just jumped to 30 sec per file again. really weird..
Shawn Mertz
149 posts
Wed May 20, 15 4:31 AM CST
It could be your connection speed changing.
Kids using internet for PS4 will do it.
Next one i hate to mention. My uploads slowed and quit working a few days before old war horse computer died.
Kids using internet for PS4 will do it.
Next one i hate to mention. My uploads slowed and quit working a few days before old war horse computer died.
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Brian Reynolds
53 posts
Tue Jun 09, 15 6:25 PM CST
You may want to check on your server to see if it maxed out CPU, RAM, etc. A reboot couldn't hurt (unless of course it's shared hosting, nothing you can do)
you can check your hard drive performance with this:
http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskMark/index-e.html
Internet connection speed at:
http://www.speedtest.net
And constantly check your internet connection:
https://code.google.com/p/internetconnectivitymonitor/
you can check your hard drive performance with this:
http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskMark/index-e.html
Internet connection speed at:
http://www.speedtest.net
And constantly check your internet connection:
https://code.google.com/p/internetconnectivitymonitor/
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