snike Established Member ★ 15 ★ Impact 3 Sep 22, 2006 501 views 4 replies #1 Does .htaccess make your pages load slower for the visitors? Does it depend on the server or user's connection?
Does .htaccess make your pages load slower for the visitors? Does it depend on the server or user's connection?
Dan Buy my domains.VIP Member VIP ★ 15 ★ Impact 108 Sep 22, 2006 #2 It would probably take a few milliseconds or smaller to do anything with an .htaccess serverside. I don't think it has to do with the user's connection as they don't actually download the file.
It would probably take a few milliseconds or smaller to do anything with an .htaccess serverside. I don't think it has to do with the user's connection as they don't actually download the file.
Virgil VIP Member VIP ★ 20 ★ Impact 22 Sep 23, 2006 #3 Dan Friedman said: It would probably take a few milliseconds or smaller to do anything with an .htaccess serverside. I don't think it has to do with the user's connection as they don't actually download the file. Click to expand... That's correct. .htaccess simply allows you to override (some of) Apache's configuration parameters for the folder it's placed in, and all of the folders within until another .htaccess is found.
Dan Friedman said: It would probably take a few milliseconds or smaller to do anything with an .htaccess serverside. I don't think it has to do with the user's connection as they don't actually download the file. Click to expand... That's correct. .htaccess simply allows you to override (some of) Apache's configuration parameters for the folder it's placed in, and all of the folders within until another .htaccess is found.
snike Established Member ★ 15 ★ Impact 3 Sep 23, 2006 #4 Thanks. Is there a way to find out what my server speed is?
Y yeppers VIP Member VIP ★ 20 ★ Impact 109 Sep 23, 2006 #5 snike said: Thanks. Is there a way to find out what my server speed is? Click to expand... You mean your server's CPU speed? If you have WHM, you can find out by clicking on "Server Information." It not, then try asking your host. Or do you mean how quick your scritps process?
snike said: Thanks. Is there a way to find out what my server speed is? Click to expand... You mean your server's CPU speed? If you have WHM, you can find out by clicking on "Server Information." It not, then try asking your host. Or do you mean how quick your scritps process?