[Mark]

Duke4net and the eduke32 wiki have been very slow loading pages and sometimes timing out. Myself and a few others have noticed. I noticed it with the wiki at least a week ago and for the last few days here at duke4net.

[stillTodd]

Just a data point: as of 4:20pm Central, the forum is working nominally.

[Mark]

Yeah, I noticed a big improvement here and the wiki today. If anyone is responsible for the fix, thanks.

[stillTodd]

Having done both forum and systems admin duties (including a ton of performance testing) I also appreciate whomever worked to fix this. I know things sometimes don't remain fixed, and how this stuff can seem thankless but, truly, thank you.

[ck3D]

It's still doing it, here. Seems to be alternating between nominal and slow/broken mode (back and forth) every other minute, or number of clicks. Lots of F5's and post saving maneuvers becoming a habit since there is a 50% chance the next page won't go through.

[Aleks]

ck3D, on 04 June 2026 - 02:05 AM, said:

Lots of F5's and post saving maneuvers becoming a habit since there is a 50% chance the next page won't go through.

The forums are trying to mimick your standard DOS Build behaviour, by now these habits should be in your muscle memory for long!

[stillTodd]

ck3D, on 04 June 2026 - 02:05 AM, said:

It's still doing it, here. Seems to be alternating between nominal and slow/broken mode (back and forth) every other minute, or number of clicks. Lots of F5's and post saving maneuvers becoming a habit since there is a 50% chance the next page won't go through.

Same here. I just had to log in to edit a post I was actively working on. The behavior was weird; no notice that i had been logged out. Did an edit on a post I had just edited before, then when clicking Update, a "loading" message appeared briefly, then nothing - no change to the page & it looked like I was still in Edit mode.

I copied the edit window, did a F5, and lo and behold it looks like I had been systematically logged out a short while beforehand. Logged back in & used the saved edit to successfully update the post.