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we have a Magento 1.9 site wich ran quite fine (we integrated it into a Joomla-site with Magebridge, but the performance-problem is not related to that, why, i explain afterwards). If we try to activate SSL in Magento, the site runs extremely slow, the main request takes about a minute). I tried to access the magento-page without magebridge, its exactly as slow. I already deleted all magento caches and checked the htaccess for redirects. The magento administration is fast however... Is there any way to debug what magento is doing whilst loading?

Thanks in advance

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The Profiler is what you need, it will show you all routes taken to load the page and the speed/resource taken by each function.

I highly recommend this article on Atwix to learn more about how to use it: https://www.atwix.com/magento/finding-bottlenecks/

On a side note, have you tried loading a page such as a <?php phpinfo(); ?> test.php page via your SSL configuration, to ensure it's not a server configuration issue?

Edit: After reviewing the site, it turns out a full reindex was required after changing of URLs. Once full index done, different store views load as expected.

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    Thanks for your answer, we are looking into profiling at the moment.. Already spent some hours debugging an profiling the app yesterday =/
    – pixx
    May 23, 2018 at 6:51
  • Happy to take a look for you. My email is [email protected]
    – Ricky Odin Matthews
    May 23, 2018 at 20:30
  • Hi Ricky, thanks for the offer, i tried to send you an email, but the host does not seem to exist... =/
    – pixx
    May 29, 2018 at 7:10
  • @pixx sorry, was in the midst of renewing the domain last night, should work if you try again today
    – Ricky Odin Matthews
    May 29, 2018 at 9:02
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One possible explanation is that FPC is disabled for secure pages. This extension can help with that.

https://github.com/elastera/EnterprisePageCacheSSL

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If Varnish is included as part of your setup, then it's likely that SSL connections are bypassing Varnish (as Varnish and SSL aren't officially supported to work with one-another).

Ref: https://varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/phk/ssl.html

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  • Thanks for your answer, but no, we do not use varnish caching ;-)
    – pixx
    May 23, 2018 at 6:51

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