I have a website running on a Linux Debian Squeeze server with Apache 2. The website is the only one on the server and the traffic to the website is very low (800-1000 connection per day).
The problem is that when I run the website on Chrome the “Wait” time is very long (1 min, 2 min) before the page is loaded. It happens just sometimes, let’s say 3 pages out of 5 are slow, and it’s not that certain pages are always slow: the same page could sometimes be fast, some other times slow.
The fact is that I have NO problems on any other browser (Opera, FF, IE, Safari) and the website runs perfectly on local server. So, I don’t think it’s a programming issue or a database/query issue.
I don’t really can figure out how to understand the problem: there is absolutely NO trace on any system log that could suggest a path to find the reason of this problem.
What could I do to do a proper problem determination?
Thank you.
Answer
First of all, we have to know who is the problem: server or browser.
Compare speed of Chrome with curl http://site. Also take a look on curl -I http://site
In case of problem side is a Chrome – try pressing F12 key, and switch to Network tab to detect what is going on when u opening site.
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