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Zachariah · January 9th, 2008, 03:05 PM

I have never tried it.

Was there a plug-in / product to integrate Drupal ?
How was it integrated with vBulletin? (php wise)

I do not know what good you are getting out of Drupal, but under high loads I have fear it will kill your server. There may be a config problem to cause those errors.

EX:
ForumHome: Queries Executed 127
forumdisplay: # Queries Executed 127

Every page has over 100 Queries per page load.

1 user looks at 1 page = 100 Queries to your SQL server
300 user online looks at 1 page = 30,000 Queries to your SQL server

Normally if the content is great people can look at 100's or 1000's of pages.

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PS: - an idea hit me on the query count

I have seen that before in vBulletin. in the /includes/config.php files cache was turned on for the datastore and the cache file the datastore uses is chmod 644 vs. 777 so all the cached queries are no longer cached. Once I changed the permissions on the datastore php file all was wonderful.

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Zachariah Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Canoga Park, CA Posts: 3,244	I have never tried it. Was there a plug-in / product to integrate Drupal ? How was it integrated with vBulletin? (php wise) I do not know what good you are getting out of Drupal, but under high loads I have fear it will kill your server. There may be a config problem to cause those errors. EX: ForumHome: Queries Executed 127 forumdisplay: # Queries Executed 127 Every page has over 100 Queries per page load. 1 user looks at 1 page = 100 Queries to your SQL server 300 user online looks at 1 page = 30,000 Queries to your SQL server Normally if the content is great people can look at 100's or 1000's of pages. ------------------------------------ PS: - an idea hit me on the query count I have seen that before in vBulletin. in the /includes/config.php files cache was turned on for the datastore and the cache file the datastore uses is chmod 644 vs. 777 so all the cached queries are no longer cached. Once I changed the permissions on the datastore php file all was wonderful. Last edited by Zachariah; January 9th, 2008 at 03:26 PM.