Large sites - upgrade status?

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I'm in... Not to be an "elitest" or anything, but I'd also like to see an appropriate forum description added so people with 50,000 posts don't think their forum is "large" and lower...

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Just wanted to pop in and mention I have a more or less working copy of vBulletin v3.5.0 on a PostgreSQL backend. I've got a fair amount of bugs left to squash, but I'd say 90% or better is working properly....

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Have any of you guys with bigger sites (3 or more million posts, 1000 or more concurrent users) upgraded yet? How is performance compared to v3.0? Anyone using the split database support, and has it...

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I think vBulletin's pricing is in the "sweet spot" .. Just expensive enough to make money, and still reasonable enough to bring in buyers.

I'm incredibly pleased that a commercial...

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Due to Jelsoft's license restrictions, I cannot make this system live. I can show you a quick little screenshot of the admincp though ...

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... and now allow me to reply to myself. I got a little "motivated" the past few days, and decided to hack up vB 3.5.0 RC2 to support Postgres. Its not 100% complete, but I do now have a mostly...

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Might want to check out www.ls1tech.com ... We have several members overseas with American cars, maybe you can figure out some way to get a Vette over to you for less than 200,000 USD !!

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Allow me to dredge this up yet again. Even though the phone calls may show MSSQL to have more requests, it might possibly be the result of Windoze users being more typically "vocal." *nix...

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I run a vBulletin site with around 2.1 million posts, 33,000 members, etc. and I hit a performance limit on a dual XEON 2.0GHz box w/2GB ram at around 700 concurrent users. I have since switched to a...

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merk, you're the man -- saved me countless time searchnig for the config value to enable this I went from Apache 2.0.40 (archive working) to 2.0.46 where it stopped, and it left me scratching my head...

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It helped for a little while, but unfortunately it spiralled down horribly within an hour.. It was doing fine with a small handful of searches, but once I got a few big ones it started chewing up memory...

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32MB simply wasn't enough.. I didn't stop getting errors on an average search until 64MB !! Lets say the MOST you'll ever see is 700 users, and the MOST you'll ever see is 5% of those doing a search....

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Disabling search entirely isn't an option for me -- its actually heavily used on my forum, and the source of quite a bit of performance headaches. Due to the nature of the site, search is not only widely...

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The amount of memory you guys are asking for a script to consume is absurd !!! Sure, might be fine for ONE search (where I'm having problems, even with 48MB per page limit) -- what happens when you have...

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I wish it worked now I have some stuff I've hacked in that would be a world easier with subselects..

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Any idea when support for MySQL v4.1.x (or even better, v5.x) will be implemented? I've got some stuff I am really wanting to use on v4.1.x and vBulletin play nice on 4.1.x

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I migrated from UBB.threads to VBulletin 3.0.0b7, and took the UBB's displayed username vs. the original login name (so I wouldn't have to change 10k users' names when they inevitably asked). I ended...

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Glad to hear there's some optimization going on You guys rock. This package is VERY nice.

Yes, I have post caching on, set to 7 days.

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Well folks, some good news!! I installed the Zend Accellerator, and *poof* site performance came ALIVE !! Load averages came down from 50-75 to around 10-20 .. Page refreshes happen in a second or...

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Faranth - pretty much everything I can turn off in the acp is off, trying to tame this animal.. I love the package, it's awe-inspiring the things it is capable of, I just got to get this thing running...