hessodreamy
03-01-2007, 03:59 PM
I have an intermittent issue with my site in that, at times, it runs really, really slow when it transfers from http to https.
The server administrators says there's no problem their end so I'm kinda stumped, as it runs fine most of the time, then for a couple of hours on some evening or weekend, any request has about a 10% chance of getting onto the next (secure) page. The page takes forever and might eventually load after a few minutes.
I'm not running any cron jobs at the time, I think I've ruled out network attacks. This happens with the public https pages. The password protected, back-end https pages seems slow, but still get there.
So really what I'm asking is this: Are there any inherent pitfalls to look out for at that point of transferring from http to https?
Otherwise its basically a question of optimising everything! Not a bad thing, but don't want to do it in a hurry.
The server administrators says there's no problem their end so I'm kinda stumped, as it runs fine most of the time, then for a couple of hours on some evening or weekend, any request has about a 10% chance of getting onto the next (secure) page. The page takes forever and might eventually load after a few minutes.
I'm not running any cron jobs at the time, I think I've ruled out network attacks. This happens with the public https pages. The password protected, back-end https pages seems slow, but still get there.
So really what I'm asking is this: Are there any inherent pitfalls to look out for at that point of transferring from http to https?
Otherwise its basically a question of optimising everything! Not a bad thing, but don't want to do it in a hurry.