I’m trying to deploy a stand-alone discourse docker instance, but I’m finding that I’m getting unsuccessful page loads (blank pages). When I load the page the first time as an admin, sometimes I see miniprofiler report a up to 10 seconds for DOM Loaded Event. Yet, once the site is cached, everything seems fine. I’ve actually found I cannot get a successful page load if I use firefox’s inspector, and hit the ‘disable cache’ button in settings.
Looking at the network profiler, I see huge load times for some files (though, it doesn’t seem consistent); sometimes it’s application-.js, othertimes it is vendor or en.
Similar effects happen if I try wgetting application js:
$ wget http://foo.internal.com/assets/application-1914811d144d39813a1f2689a90390b0.js
--2015-06-09 16:16:55-- foo.internal.com/assets/application-1914811d144d39813a1f2689a90390b0.js
Resolving foo.internal.com (foo.internal.com)... x.y.22.219
Connecting to foo.internal.com (foo.internal.com)| x.y.22.219|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 3218361 (3.1M) [application/javascript]
Saving to: ‘application-1914811d144d39813a1f2689a90390b0.js’
0% [ ] 13,455 --.-K/s eta 2h 8m
The transfer is completely stalled.
I’m sure this is a local problem, however, I’m not seeing any thing in the logging that indicates any way to pursue this. Any suggestions?
I totally forgot to check the firewall. Local wget also works 100% and is screaming fast as expected.