Although any normal use has a descent performance if i check the isAdmin field session for the user is very slow.
This is bad since I’m the admin user so i cannot rum my daily tasks. any change or click is very slow. same issue with any web browser time of day or server load.
My original post isn’t clear. Performance for non-admin users is ok. Login for a normal user takes ~2-3 seconds. The problem is with Admin users. Same process - login - takes about 1.5 minutes.
Same performance for all other modules/screens.
It is not system related. It is not database related.Administration module performance looks ok. Anything else is very slow.
I’ve tried to assign admin rights to a normal user. Performance degraded. Disabled the admin rights for the user and performance was ok.
I’ve also removed all modules and security groups in a test system. Same issue. I’m going crazy. For an easy task it takes me 10 minutes waiting for the system to perform.
I’m pinging the forum community again. This is getting very annoying. No admin user can actually work on the system due to the delay. I would really appreciate any ideas.
You should’t work as an admin in the system, sure for developing purpose, but not for daily tasks like sales and stuff. I recommend to you to create an user and assign a role, admin users can see every module, like if you open an account you’ll get like 20 subpanels that in each one can have 15 filled rows with data, of course that it will take more time than a regular user with roles assigned.
Now, if you are telling me that a role that can see everything and make anything like an admin role is not slow but admin is, then I’m out of ideas.
Thank you for your response. On my daily tasks of course I’m using a regular user. BUT when I need to run development/config tasks I need to login as Admin.
An example: Login for a regular user is taking 3 seconds and for an Admin user more than 2 minutes. This is not a delay caused by the amount of data displayed.
For the same regular user if the is_admin flag is enabled the same delay effect appears.