Lee we switched to using memcached for sessions and this helped, but still
seeing blocking, though less time.
If we open two tabs, in the first page fire an ajax request that takes 20+
seconds to run, then in the second tab refresh, the page blocks loading in
the second tab, but now instead of wai
Hi Lee.
Yes using PHP. Could we simply just call session_write_close() immediately
after we open and verify the session details? I'd like to avoid adding
another piece of infrastructure (redis) on every web server.
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Hi
On 16 April 2014 09:58, justink101 wrote:
> Maxim.
>
> Even after disabling SPDY and restarting nginx, still seeing the same
> behavior with requests blocking if another single request is outstanding in
> another tab.
Are you using php by any chance? I had a problem showing these exact sa
Maxim.
Even after disabling SPDY and restarting nginx, still seeing the same
behavior with requests blocking if another single request is outstanding in
another tab.
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Hello!
On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 12:45:17PM -0400, justink101 wrote:
> I am seeing super strange behavior and I am absolutely stumped. If I open up
> two tabs in Google Chrome (34), and in the first refresh our application
> (foo.ourapp.com), which makes an ajax requests (via jQuery) that takes 20
I am seeing super strange behavior and I am absolutely stumped. If I open up
two tabs in Google Chrome (34), and in the first refresh our application
(foo.ourapp.com), which makes an ajax requests (via jQuery) that takes 20 or
so seconds to complete. Then in the other new tab hit refresh on
(foo.ou
