Disable unneeded modules / trim down OA

[josereyero]

OA default install requires a lot of memory. We've had to raise the memory limit in pre to 196Mb (php's memory_limit)

In order to save memory, speed up the whole system, we should check which modules / features are enabled, disable the not needed ones.

Candidate modules to be disabled:

• OA Tour (and related, already disabled in PRE)
• DBTNG Migrator (Devel)
• Job Scheduler (API module looks like not needed atm)
• Maybe some access control modules (all the content is public, right?):
  • Open Atrium Access
  • OG Access Control

Think about / test whether we need this ones:

• Open Atrium Sandbox
• Open Atrium Subgroup Integration for Spaces (Not using sub groups atm?)

Note: Dependencies in OA seems not to be very clear to me, test in local box before disabling.

For the record, to restart nginx/php after changing php.ini (/etc/php5/fpm/php.ini) sudo /etc/init.d/php5-fpm restart

[marcosmenendez]

Agree disabling all of them

[josereyero]

Slow progress with this one:

• Disabled in PROD / PRE:
  • Advanced JS/CSS aggregation (Was also causing errors when caching enabled, so it was worse than useless)
  • Install Profile test (Devel module, not needed for anything).

Disabled in PRE:

• Open Atrium Subgroup Integration for Spaces (Causing notice, undefined constant, fixed by TGD Notifications module)
• OG Subgroups

[josereyero]

More Disabled in PRE:

• Better watchdog (several modules) This was just a beautifier for watchdog
• Simplehtmldom API (Theme developer?)
• OA Admin, OA Permissions (Replaced by TGD Admin, TGD Permissions, clean features).

[josereyero]

Other candidates to be disabled (are we using them atm)?

• OA Archive (Archive content / space)
• OA Clone (Clone content / space)

[josereyero]

The most obvious choices have been disabled. For the rest there are a lot of inter-dependencies in OA modules. So I think we are done for now. Still to look for more candidates to be disabled, but lowering priority.

[josereyero]

Closing, will reopen it again if there are more modules that can be disabled safely.