Eamonn

Oh dear lawd

Ya I was about to say that, and those that do take lieu just cause problems by being on 'holiday' too much.

I do wonder though, a lot of the time when I encounter bad uncommented half-working code, it's by some foreign freelancer. Why are they often so awful and how do they get away with it?

@Burgi do dis

Ah

I failed my degree and I'm doing fine.

The A3/S3 is a Golf just with nicer styling and interior

They made a Polo in that colour scheme too.

Ja

A3 > Golf

Golf Harlequin

Yes

If that's understandable

How aboot RAID1(RAID0 (500 + 500) + 1TB)

Yes I said wrong because I am a dumb

It's 2 partitions + 2 real drives

It's not quite nested raid though.

That's the best way to do things isn't it?

240gb with a minor speed boost wouldn't be too bad.

I have 3 old SSDs and was considering it. 2x60 and 1x120.

But racecar D:

Because racecar. I know they need to be the same size, thus partitioning to make 3x500.

If you had 2 SSDs, one 500gb, and another 1tb. Can you split the 1tb into two 500 parititons, and RAID 0 the lot for a minor speed bump + 1.5tb space, or is JBOD a better option?

No problem, I hope you get it solved.

Have you tried simple things like restarting apache and mysql?

I doubt it as it responds instantly.

Now that is weird...

You'll need the inspector open while you load the page that gets the issue

In your browser, open up the inspector and look at the HTTP headers, there will be a response code there.

What is the HTTP error code you get?

Ah right.

No, the var/session folder in your Magento installation.

Have you tried clearing var/session?

What version of PHP?

Are you using any caching? Have you tried clearing your APC cache?

Have you checked your web server logs? Not the magento ones, but the server itselfs' logs.

stackoverflow.com/questions/26540187/… seems to be a similar issue.

Have you tried another browser? From what I could find on Google, it suggests it might be a session issue.