One question. Is there a way to make the htmlterm faster. It seems slow to
react and a bit clunky. The one with flash was much faster, but had it's own problems. Some of the other sites that use htmlterm seem to have the same issue also, so is this just something I have to live with, or is there some tweaking I can co to make it smoother.
One question. Is there a way to make the htmlterm faster. It seems
slow to
That's mostly out of my hands and I can't point you to any easy answer (like a setting to change or anything like that).
I found one thing that seemed to help, at least in my case. in the file 000-home.xjs, I added the following line.
fTelnet.BitPerSecond = 115200
Re: ECWebV4
By: echicken to DesotoFireflite on Tue Apr 18 2017 10:03 am
I found one thing that seemed to help, at least in my case. in the file 000-home.xjs, I added the following line.
fTelnet.BitPerSecond = 115200
It's not perfect, but it seems to help the lag a bit, and the redraw speed
fTelnet.BitPerSecond = 115200
It's not perfect, but it seems to help the lag a bit, and the redraw
speed
So I was curious about this too so I started looking into this. 1st the fTelnet.BitPerSecond, should be fTelnet.BitsPerSecond. I tried this and didn't really see a difference, so I thought I would tweak it and set it down to 2400... OMG what a blast from the past... it was SLOW........ haha. Hope it helps! Good luck.
I found one thing that seemed to help, at least in my case. in the
file 000-home.xjs, I added the following line.
fTelnet.BitPerSecond = 115200I have no idea what the default setting is for that. I'll try with and without it here at some point; if it makes a noticeable difference I'll add that line to the script.
I found one thing that seemed to help, at least in my case. in the file 000-home.xjs, I added the following line.
fTelnet.BitPerSecond = 115200
It's not perfect, but it seems to help the lag a bit, and the redraw speed
I have one more question, Sorry :) I notice the web page loads much slower for me on my system than it does on your. I followed your instructions to
all this is tied in togeather. When I log in using my regestered name, it seems to take forever. One user told me it just sits there and does
a cell phone, mine is a Galaxey S7 samsung, it chops of the last 1/4 of the screen on the side. It does the same thing when I view it on your site
So I was curious about this too so I started looking into this. 1st the fTelnet.BitPerSecond, should be fTelnet.BitsPerSecond. I tried this and didn't really see a difference, so I thought I would tweak it and set it down to 2400... OMG what a blast from the past... it was SLOW........ haha. Hope it helps! Good luck.
I've noticed it loading slowly on other people's systems, but I've never had that problem on my own. Thus far I've attributed it to slower machines / connections than I'm on.
If you're saying that it's noticeably slower after you've authenticated vs. when you're browsing as guest, that may narrow it down a bit. Is this true of all pages, or the forum in particular?
a cell phone, mine is a Galaxey S7 samsung, it chops of the last 1/4
of the screen on the side. It does the same thing when I view it on
your site
I'm guessing it's related to your sidebar being on the left-hand side (default is on the right) and that I didn't test it thoroughly on mobile when I added that as a config option. Will take a peek and see what I can do about it.
Rather than using a specific number, I wonder if it allows letting the connection go as fast as it can go rather than simulating a specific speed.
No, guest is just as slow as authintacated. The only thing that really is bothering me is the time it takes to log in. The log in takes a very long time, and sometimes it does not even do anything but recycle back to
It was on the right when I first noticed the phone issue, so I moved it to the left to see if it made a difference, but it was the same. I try to
All I can suggest right now is to monitor the web server's log output when someone is logging in, on the off chance that there's an error.
You could also try appending the 'NO_HOST_LOOKUP' option to the Options setting in the [Web] section of sbbs.ini. I'm not optimistic about that making a difference, but there's a slim chance that slow or failed DNS lookups are impeding things.
I tried emulating that device (Galaxy S7) in my browser and couldn't reproduce what you described. I'll mess around with it some more, but it'll be hard to fix if I can't see the problem myself.
You could also try appending the 'NO_HOST_LOOKUP' option to the
Options setting in the [Web] section of sbbs.ini. I'm not optimistic
about that making a difference, but there's a slim chance that slow
or failed DNS lookups are impeding things.
You could also try appending the 'NO_HOST_LOOKUP' option to the Options setting in the [Web] section of sbbs.ini. I'm not optimistic about that making a difference, but there's a slim chance that slow or failed DNS lookups are impeding things.
You could also try appending the 'NO_HOST_LOOKUP' option to the
Options setting in the [Web] section of sbbs.ini. I'm not
optimistic about that making a difference, but there's a slim
chance that slow or failed DNS lookups are impeding things.
I should have chimed in much earlier, but I had some speed issues I should'nt have had also while accessing via a mobile device, and that did the trick, I've pretty much killed looking up all hostnames on all services and it does so much better, have also tweaked a lot of the timeouts, etc.. because my system being so low on resources would crash the whole BBS if I had a very active user or to via web and other services trying to go also, I've trimmed a lot of the fat and so far have'nt had a crash in a good while.
You could also try appending the 'NO_HOST_LOOKUP' option to the
Options setting in the [Web] section of sbbs.ini. I'm not optimistic
about that making a difference, but there's a slim chance that slow
or failed DNS lookups are impeding things.
I should have chimed in much earlier, but I had some speed issues I should'nt have had also while accessing via a mobile device, and that
did the trick, I've pretty much killed looking up all hostnames on all services and it does so much better, have also tweaked a lot of the timeouts, etc.. because my system being so low on resources would
crash the whole BBS if I had a very active user or to via web and
other services trying to go also, I've trimmed a lot of the fat and so
far have'nt had a crash in a good while.
I would like to have a seperate htmlterm on my site to let users call my second system. I know how to make the page, as I've done that, and I have a second copy of htmlterm operational, but I don't know how to make it call port 24 to call my other system. Port 23 works great, but 24 will
I would like to have a seperate htmlterm on my site to let users
call my second system. I know how to make the page, as I've done
that, and I have a second copy of htmlterm operational, but I don't
know how to make it call port 24 to call my other system. Port 23
works great, but 24 will
At the moment I don't have any easy way for you to do this. I'll work something out to make it possible.
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