I have enabled mod_http2. I was using mod_mpm_prefork, and after reading Prefork and HTTP2, I switched to mod_mpm_event. Everything is super cool.
Now, my website is taking more than 6 minutes to finish loading. Actually, my website contents are finished loading in a few seconds, like less than 20 seconds. However, I have tawk.to installed on my website, and it seems the extension is having an issue with Switching protocols. And (I guess) due to this behaviour, I can see the loading spinner of the browser in action nearly five to six minutes. After this, the browser seems to give up and finish(? ) the loading.
Another thing I noticed that there would be any random files from my server getting stalled in the request queue and eventually getting failed when the browser stops loading.
I tried to switch mod_mpm_worker with mod_http2 to see if it is an issue with mod_mpm_event and found that, it is probably with mod_http2. Right now, I have disabled mod_http2 and running with mod_mpm_event. As expected, my websites are being served within reasonable seconds.
I don't know if I need to change any configuration to resolve this. I am looking for your input.
Now, my website is taking more than 6 minutes to finish loading. Actually, my website contents are finished loading in a few seconds, like less than 20 seconds. However, I have tawk.to installed on my website, and it seems the extension is having an issue with Switching protocols. And (I guess) due to this behaviour, I can see the loading spinner of the browser in action nearly five to six minutes. After this, the browser seems to give up and finish(? ) the loading.
Another thing I noticed that there would be any random files from my server getting stalled in the request queue and eventually getting failed when the browser stops loading.
I tried to switch mod_mpm_worker with mod_http2 to see if it is an issue with mod_mpm_event and found that, it is probably with mod_http2. Right now, I have disabled mod_http2 and running with mod_mpm_event. As expected, my websites are being served within reasonable seconds.
I don't know if I need to change any configuration to resolve this. I am looking for your input.