[horde] Pages very slow to load, sometimes coming up blank

[Luciano Ramalho]

I had a similar problem recently. I was testing my Horde setup by 
visiting http://localhost/horde. Chuck suggested it could be an 
authentication problem, which caused Firefox and Apache to enter a 
redirect loop. You can confirm this by watching the Apache access log 
while you wait for the response.

If you are having the redirect loop problem, in my case it was caused by 
using cookie authentication while my server lacked a qualified host name 
(Apache was complaining about it upon restart).

To fix the problem, I added a line like this to the etc/hosts file:

10.0.0.5 mymachine.localdomain mymachine

After restarting Apache, I was able to use Horde without problems by 
going to:

http://mymachine.localdomain/horde

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

Luciano



Lane, Jim wrote:
> Hi, All 
>
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> I've just installed the latest stable release of the Horde framework
> under an xampp setup on my Linux box. I ran the test.php script and the
> only thing that shows up red is "memory_limit disabled" under
> miscellaneous PHP settings. I can't see how to disable this so I added a
> .htaccess file and set the limit to 16M. 
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> When I invoked the main page (http://localhost/horde) to do the setup, I
> took the defaults for everything I could and guessed at the few things
> that didn't have a default. When I clicked to generate the configuration
> the script ran for several minutes before returning. Now whenever I try
> to start up the framework (I want to configure the gollem application)
> the browser hangs for several minutes and then stops on a blank page. I
> wonder if anybody can tell me what I might be doing wrong here. I'm sure
> this is my fault because I'm pretty much a neophyte with web apps and
> all that. Let me know what other information I could provide that might
> shed light on the problem.
>
>  
>
> TIA
>
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>
> Jim Lane 
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