Closed linsaftw closed 6 years ago
Enable caching also this is probably a SQL server issue.
How do i enable that? @krusic22
In the AuthMe config enable caching: true
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Also look at optimizations for your SQL server.
Hi @LinsaFTW , still relevant? If so we could provide you with a JAR that has additional debug statement and we could see where most of the time is lost on your server.
What behaviour is observed:
Everytime i run /register or /login it takes like 5 - 10 seconds to succesfully login.
What behaviour is expected:
A instant / semi instant login and register.
Steps/models to reproduce:
Do /login or /register.
Plugin list:
AAC, AACAdditionPro, AdvancedPortals, AuthMe, AutoRestart, ChestCommands, CustomJoinItems, DisableChat, Essentials, FastAsyncWorldEdit, HideAchievements, HidePlayers, HolographicDisplays, LiteBans, LuckPerms, MicroJump, ProtocolLib, ProtocolSupport, ProtocolSupportStuff, SpawnTP, VoidtoSpawn, WorldEdit, WorldGuard
Environment description
Bungeecord network with MySql (Everything under the same machine / localhost)
AuthMe build number:
1888
Error Log:
N/A
Configuration:
http://hastebin.com/usoneviyef.bash
I think authme reloaded needs more SQL optimization for small servers like mine. I think the traffic is too high for a non ssd network.