XF 1.5 Xenforo very slow after content migration

[Prajwal Desai]

Hi Everyone,

My website and forums were hosted with godaddy on hosting that was at PHP 5.6. Recently i purchased a new hosting (PHP 7.1) and transferred all the content from old hosting to new hosting. Since then the forums is very slow, it takes 12 seconds for forums to launch and I am unable to find out why is it taking so much time. I am using cloudflare (as DNS servers) and this was not the issue when my fourms was on old hosting. Is PHP 7.1 supported for xenforo 1.5 ?. Can anyone help me in troubleshooting this further ?.

Forums link - https://prajwaldesai.com/community/

 

[New Joe]

Yeah kinda slow loading..
Which is the new hosting you moved from?
I got this also when loading around your Forum:


I just moved hosting to WSWD and myslef and my members are finding their servers very quick indeed for our site:
https://xenforo.com/community/threads/a-brief-review-and-experience-of-wswd-hosting.146123/

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Hi, the forum is accessible now. What i found is, the xenforo DB is still with old hosting and that's why the slowness. I am unable to export the xenforo DB from old hosting because I see this error.

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Which is the new hosting you moved from?

I have moved to another hosting within Godaddy itself.

 

[New Joe]

Have you contacted Godaddy about this?
I know a few people like Godaddy but for me it's a host I wouldn't consider.
I am so happy I found WSWD and any errors after I moved they sorted quick and without hassle.
If you need a hassle free with good support well worth chatting with them....

 

[webbouk]

I would rather chew my own testicles off than use GoDaddy or any of their sister companies - and there's a few

 

[New Joe]

I know a few people like Godaddy but for me it's a host I wouldn't consider.

I would rather chew my own testicles off than use GoDaddy or any of their sister companies

Kinda what I thought about saying lol...

 

[BobHarbison]

I would rather chew my own testicles off than use GoDaddy or any of their sister companies - and there's a few

1) I would tend to agree they're not a good hosting company.
2) I'm rather impressed you have the capability of doing that.
(On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog...)