I searched the forum for performance & flexibility related threads, but I did not find too much of them.
I know, this was already discussed on the forum, but I did not find any final conclusions.
Just wondering, if there was detailed discussions about flexibility or GForum & compared to other bulletin boards...
Would be fine to get some info about flexibility, performance. Feature and speed comparisons to other BBS & forum software would be also fine.
Just a few ideas:
1) What is the maximum performance (without & with mod_perl) we can await from GForum?
- for small sites (50-500 users a day)
- for medium sites (500-2000 users a day)
- for big sites (2000-10.000+ users a day)
(not sure if the intervals are valid)
2) What are the advantages & features of GForum comparing to other BBS & forum scripts?
I know most answers to feature questions, but I have not a clue how would GForum perform under heavy usage... I think many new users would like a such comparative article.
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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I know, this was already discussed on the forum, but I did not find any final conclusions.
Just wondering, if there was detailed discussions about flexibility or GForum & compared to other bulletin boards...
Would be fine to get some info about flexibility, performance. Feature and speed comparisons to other BBS & forum software would be also fine.
Just a few ideas:
1) What is the maximum performance (without & with mod_perl) we can await from GForum?
- for small sites (50-500 users a day)
- for medium sites (500-2000 users a day)
- for big sites (2000-10.000+ users a day)
(not sure if the intervals are valid)
2) What are the advantages & features of GForum comparing to other BBS & forum scripts?
I know most answers to feature questions, but I have not a clue how would GForum perform under heavy usage... I think many new users would like a such comparative article.
Best regards,
Webmaster33
Paid Support from Webmaster33. Expert in Perl programming & Gossamer Threads applications. (click here for prices)
Webmaster33's products (upd.2004.09.26) | Private message | Contact me | Was my post helpful? Donate my help...