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"The Real World" explained: of sweatshirts and Subway
Lauren LaBorde
August 12, 2010
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These weekly posts are intended as an episode-by-episode guide to the many psychological ailments, drunken gibberish, senseless actions, Bourbon Street mixed drinks and other embarrassments on MTV's
The Real World: New Orleans.
It contains spoilers — and who cares? You stopped watching this show several years ago — but also a lot of information that might help viewers of the series come to terms with their outrage over the cast's cultural vandalism of New Orleans (and what was once a really lovely Uptown house), and also the bleak, black future of our society.
The emotional trauma caused by the show admittedly makes such coverage an overwhelming task, so posts may be supplemented by information culled from Wikipedia, WebMD and un-scientific polls of nearby
Gambit staffers.
Readers are also encouraged to submit any comments that may help us make sense of this wreckage.
The Real World
were a marriage, the last six episodes constituted the honeymoon period, and now we're in the part of the relationship where you wear sweatshirts and yell at each other all the time. Why are you even together anymore? You used to dress up and say nice things to each other, now all you do is wear baggy shirts, cry and eat Subway sandwiches.
The Real World
has given up, but I'm not giving up on it. We're staying together for the kids.
We continue to learn that no amount of Applebees light fixtures, Pottery Barn for Tweenz furniture or antique armoire barricades can stop New Orleans' most bothersome insects. The housemates encountered a mosquito in this episode, and what ensued was probably among the most stupidest of stupid things in
Real World
to eat the mosquito, and he did, because he's an idiot. And then
proceeded to step outside and vomit — and by "vomit," I mean make lots of gaggy noises and then spit on the ground. And then everyone laughed, they showed a few streetcars, and then it was onto the next inanity. Why is this show still on the air?
New Orleans restaurants.
I'm not sure about the logistics of
The Real World
, but I'm assuming they probably give cast members a list of restaurants and bars, perhaps places the production team has already scoped out and gotten permission to film. Also, if the cast wasn't provided a list of restaurants, they'd probably just eat McDonald's and mosquitoes all day (They'd have no trouble finding bars). But who is picking these restaurants? The cast has eaten french fry-heart attacks at
, food that's displayed under plastic wrap in the French Quarter, $25 fried chicken at
, giant plates of creamy things at
, and more creamy pasta things at
Leonardo's Trattoria
(What's that, you say? Exactly). If they're fattening the cast for slaughter, I support that, but otherwise the restaurant selection has been embarrassing. It's possible many of the good restaurants refused to allow these zoo creatures (in the parlance of
Jersey Shore
) inside, which I can understand. But I at least hope the cast upgrades to more respectable casual fare like
Juan's Flying Burrito
before the season ends.
Musician's Village.
Habitat for Humanity's community
in the Upper 9th Ward where low-income artists can own a home. In its continued effort to make good,
The Real World
cast spent a few days volunteering there. Here's how it went down:
did a commendable job climbing ladders and hammering things.
did stuff, too, I think.
looked competent using an electric saw.
is "afraid of power tools," so he and
sat in the car most of the time like two drunk drivers avoiding their mandatory community service hours.
stayed home, because he's more interested in using his hair-cutting abilities to rebuild New Orleans. And I think
is still on the show, but I'm really not too sure about that.
Product placement.
You see, we used to get most of our advertisements from commercials, but now with the Teevo and the DVDS and the Hulus, the kids these days don't see TV ads anymore. So sponsors place their products in reality TV shows — you know, because it's "real" and all, audiences better relate to these "real" people and are more likely to buy T-Mobile phones, or something. But the problem is that, as much as they desperately want to be, these reality show people aren't actors. So when a company such as
, which is so obviously a sponsor of
The Real World
, wants to integrate its product into the show, they tell cast members to eat its sandwiches as often as they can, and to maybe throw in a few positive comments about the food. And, remember, these guys aren't actors. So that's how you get someone like
who, while at Subway following the cast's volunteer stint, says things like "I LIKE THAT SUBWAY HAS BREAKFAST OPTIONS. THIS FOOD IS GOOD." Oh,
And by the way, if you're wondering about Subway's breakfast options, it's basically different forms of rubbery egg-stuff on bread and stale Seattle's Best Coffee. So that pretty much makes it a gas station or that sad kiosk in your college's library that was never actually open.
Women's fashions.
, toward the beginning of his descent into Mel Gibson-ism (more on that later!), called
top a "maternity dress." Silly Knight! That's not a maternity dress — it's just
what's in style
with the ladies these days! Don't you know that current women's fashion is all about looking fat? (See also:
harem pants
"If you have something to say about me, then say it to my face."
borrowed a line from the Reality Television Catchphrase Bank, which also includes "I'm not here to make friends," "He/she threw me under the bus," "It is what it is" and self-assessments that are completely inaccurate, like when
says she "doesn't like confrontation." Ha ha.
The Stanford Prison Experiment.
You probably remember learning about this in one of your college sociology electives, but in case you don't, it's that
famous experiment
in which undergraduates were randomly selected to play the roles of guards and prisoners in a mock prison at Stanford University. The whole situation delved into chaos as everyone got to into their assigned roles, somewhat proving the prison environment can wreak psychological havoc on its inhabitants. I was reminded of this experiment while watching this very house centric-episode. Without the Super Bowl or Mardi Gras, the cast members mostly sit around the house and wear sweatshirts. Everyone is adapting more and more to the roles they were cast as, and I think it's wearing on their psyches.
becoming more of a chauvinist,
assuming her victim role to a dangerous extent,
starting to get angry, and
dressing up like [the loser of a] Lady Gaga [impersonation contest]. Everyone is yelling and crying. Things are truly falling apart.
In the real-life Prison Experiment, the situation got so bad that it ended early. Maybe that will happen with this show. We can only hope.
Inexplicable phenomena:
- Well obviously, this show is going to sweep the GLADD television awards this year!
emerged as the cast's newest homophobe, saying scary, nonsensical things like "I know when a homo cries" about
. But unlike with
, it's somehow OK for
to be a complete bigot. For the most part, everyone's just like "Oh, Knight! Such a joker."
What was more disturbing was his verbally abusive behavior toward
. She indicated
was one of the only people she's opened up to about her past dating violence situation, and it seems like
is exploiting her vulnerability by assuming the abuser role. Because he's one of the only people who knows about her past, he's aware he has some power over her and is exploiting it. And she knows this, too, which is why she keeps taking the abuse. Sick, huh? This is when things aren't funny anymore.
But at the end of the episode,
go to the
Metropolitan Center for Women and Children
to discuss volunteer jobs, and
opens up to one of Metro's counselors about her abuse situation. I'm glad they included that scene, which sort of functioned as those disclaimers MTV shows before showing people jumping off buildings (
) or women getting punched in the face (
Jersey Shore
). It's MTV's way of saying, "Hey, I know we're showing this, but we're not cool with this, 'K? Don't shoot the messenger, ya'll!!" At one point,
rationalized his inflammatory comments by saying he "makes a face" afterward indicating he's joking. MTV seems to be "making a face" in the form of disclaimers and scenes at battered women's shelters, but at what point is it not cool to be showing this stuff in the first place?
But again, this is the network that brought us
Date My Mom
this guy
, so maybe I'm reading too much into this.
-When is
going to do something on this show? At least
, who's essentially a gray sweatshirt who talks sometimes, does somewhat entertaining things like lose tape recorders she needs for her fake job. Time to step it up,
, or else the producers might lock you in one of those armoires. At this point, I'm not sure anyone would miss you*.
*And, you can't see me right now, but I'm making a face that indicates I'm joking, which means that mean comment was totally OK.
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"I know it's bad for me and yet I do it": exploring the factors that perpetuate smoking in Aboriginal Health Workers - a qualitative study
Aboriginal Health Workers (AHWs) have a mandate to deliver smoking cessation support to Aboriginal people. However, a high proportion of AHWs are smokers and this undermines their delivery of smoking cessation programs. Smoking tobacco is the leading contributor to the burden of disease in Aboriginal Australians and must be prevented. Little is known about how to enable AHWs to quit smoking. An understanding of the factors that perpetuate smoking in AHWs is needed to inform the development of culturally relevant programs that enable AHWs to quit smoking. A reduction of smoking in AHWs is important to promote their health and also optimise the delivery of smoking cessation support to Aboriginal clients.
We conducted a fundamental qualitative description study that was nested within a larger mixed method participatory research project. The individual and contextual factors that directly or indirectly promote (i.e. perpetuate) smoking behaviours in AHWs were explored in 34 interviews and 3 focus groups. AHWs, other health service staff and tobacco control personnel shared their perspectives. Data analysis was performed using a qualitative content analysis approach with collective member checking by AHW representatives.
AHWs were highly stressed, burdened by their responsibilities, felt powerless and undervalued, and used smoking to cope with and support a sense of social connectedness in their lives. Factors directly and indirectly associated with smoking were reported at six levels of behavioural influence: personal factors (e.g. stress, nicotine addiction), family (e.g. breakdown of family dynamics, grief and loss), interpersonal processes (e.g. socialisation and connection, domestic disputes), the health service (e.g. job insecurity and financial insecurity, demanding work), the community (e.g. racism, social disadvantage) and policy (e.g. short term and insecure funding).
An extensive array of factors perpetuated smoking in AHWs. The multitude of personal, social and environmental stressors faced by AHWs and the accepted use of communal smoking to facilitate socialisation and connection were primary drivers of smoking in AHWs in addition to nicotine dependence. Culturally sensitive multidimensional smoking cessation programs that address these factors and can be tailored to local needs are indicated.
Nicotine ingestion has a long history in Aboriginal communities. In traditional (pre-colonial) society it was common practice for Aboriginal people to chew wild plants containing nicotine, known as
Smoking tobacco remains common among contemporary Aboriginal peoples. In 2008, close to half (47%) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders ≥15 years of age were current daily smokers
Aboriginal Health Workers (AHWs) have a mandate to deliver holistic health care to Aboriginal communities and are often the first person an Aboriginal person sees when accessing primary health care services
The smoking status of AHWs has been found to influence the services they provide to the community. A recent review of barriers to the delivery of tobacco interventions by AHWs suggests being a smoker is a key obstacle
Little is known about how to enable AHWs to quit smoking. Mark and co-authors
Study context
This qualitative study was underpinned by the six Iga Warta principles that ensure Aboriginal research projects take a pro-active preventive approach, coordinate activities across sectors, address issues of sustainability, consider the social determinants of health, and are sensitive to Aboriginal notions of time and space and Aboriginal community and family. To uphold these principles, the project took a participatory research approach with university researchers and key members of the Aboriginal Health Council of SA (AHCSA) sharing decision making throughout the project. Ongoing support was provided by the State-wide Puyu Wiya (No Smoking) Advisory Group and the Aboriginal Primary Health Care Workers Forum. These two groups are peak bodies for decision-making related to tobacco prevention and control and for supporting Aboriginal Health Workers, respectively. The presence of mutual trust and respect among all partners was important to support two-way learning, empowerment, shared ownership and to ensure that culture was respected in the research process
Study design and theoretical framework
A fundamental qualitative descriptive design
Data collection and study sample
We pursued a purposive sampling plan that included AHWs with a range of smoking histories (never smoked, current smoker, ex-smoker) in addition to health service managers and tobacco control personnel. A balanced gender representation was considered desirable, as was a varied geographical distribution of respondents (including staff from metropolitan, regional and remote health services). The views of non-AHWs (i.e. health service management, tobacco control personnel and other health staff) were sampled to gain further insight into the broader socio-ecological (e.g. interpersonal, organisational, community and policy level) features that could influence AHWs' smoking behaviours. In applying this sampling framework, we captured the direct experience of smoking from AHWs and utilised shadowed data' in two ways to enhance sampling analysis
Since relationships and trust are central to working respectfully with Aboriginal communities, the researchers sought the mentorship of the State-wide Tackling Tobacco Coordinator who was a respected elder employed at AHCSA. He championed the project in his role and acted as a cultural mentor for the researchers. Health services that employed AHWs were contacted including both community-controlled Aboriginal health services and government-controlled health services. Fifteen site visits to metropolitan, regional and remote health services were undertaken in conjunction with the Tackling Tobacco Coordinator where possible, to provide the research team and the project with credibility. The recruitment strategy was guided by two Aboriginal members of the investigating team who advised when to visit health services based upon their knowledge of local challenges, opportunities and competing organisational demands. During site visits, the team presented information about the research project and engaged in informal discussions about smoking with local health staff. As a sense of trust developed, AHWs and health service management were invited to formally participate in the study. Tobacco control personnel were recruited individually (via telephone) and interviewed in the workplace in one instance and via telephone in another instance. Recruitment continued until the sampling plan had been achieved and data saturation occurred.
Semi-structured interviews were the primary data source. Thirty-four interviews were conducted between August 2009 and August 2010, including 20 interviews undertaken with government-controlled health service employees and 14 interviews undertaken with community-controlled health service employees. Interviews were conducted until no new data emerged, with the final three interviews yielding no new information. Interview duration (mean 51 [range 16–133] minutes) was dependent upon availability of time and readiness to share information. Table
There were five interview schedules developed to guide semi-structured interviews, including four for AHWs with a smoking history (i.e. ex-smokers, smokers not ready to quit, smokers unsure about quitting, and smokers ready to quit) and a final one for both non-AHWs and AHWs who had never smoked. The interview schedules enquired into AHWs' personal history of smoking (e.g.
Focus group discussions were used to clarify emergent findings from the analysis of interview data and provide greater insight into understanding the organisational, social and community contexts related to smoking. The dynamic of group discussions provided a collective perspective regarding smoking in AHWs and the acceptability of smoking in the health service that was not illuminated in individual interviews. The discussion schedule for the focus groups was compiled after preliminary analysis of the first 22 interviews and was internally reviewed by an Aboriginal team member. Participation by AHWs as well as a range of other health service staff was welcomed in order to capture a broad range of perspectives. To recruit participants to focus groups, we visited health services, presented information about the study, and then invited all staff present to participate in a group discussion around smoking. In total, 17 health service staff (including 4 AHWs, 3 home and community care workers, 2 trainee enrolled nurses and 8 other health service staff) who were 53% female participated in three focus groups (mean 57 [range 45–71] minutes) conducted in regional locations in April and May 2010.
The interviewers were non-Aboriginal non-smokers who were experienced in conducting individual and focus group interviews and in undertaking research in Aboriginal communities. Interviews and focus groups were digitally recorded and transcribed verbatim by an external provider. Audio recording was not mandatory, and two participants elected not to be recorded. Further, one interview with a regional participant was conducted over the telephone. In these instances notes taken by the interviewer were used in analysis. All volunteers were provided with information about the nature of the research and gave written informed consent. Ethical approval for the study was granted from the Aboriginal Health Research and Ethics Committee, Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia, in addition to the Human Research Ethics Committees of the University of South Australia and SA Health, Government of South Australia.
Data analysis
Analysis was undertaken using Nvivo 8 software (QSR International Pty Ltd, 2008). First, digital recordings were reviewed to ensure that the mood and emotions of the respondents were held within the data during analysis. Next, a brief narrative summary was generated for each interviewee. Transcribed text from interviews and focus groups and notes taken during unrecorded interviews were then analysed using a qualitative content analysis approach, based on the method of Graneheim and Lundman
The first author conducted an analysis of the full dataset. Next, MC undertook a secondary review of the subdivision of data and the content and labelling of each category. A series of discussions were held between AD and MC to refine the content, labelling and meaning of categories. Given that AD and MC are non-Aboriginal researchers, further review by Aboriginal team members and AHWs was paramount. Hence, AD and MC consulted with an Aboriginal investigator (AC) and the Tackling Tobacco Coordinator (HS) to review and refine the categories. AHW representatives who were members of the Aboriginal Primary Health Care Workers Forum were then presented with the findings and invited to make amendments. An example of a revision that occurred during this process was an amendment to a family-level factor from '
The stories shared during the interviews and focus groups highlighted an array of factors related to smoking in AHWs. Some factors were frequently or consistently identified, and others were unique to particular interviewees. Factors associated with smoking were depicted as (1) perceived environmental and individual stressors that elicit a stress response (i.e., frustration, anger, anxiety) in AHWs, (2) social norms or expectations that elicit socially acceptable behaviours in AHWs, (3) environmental cues that elicit a conditioned response in AHWs (e.g. drinking, gambling); and (4) a biological response to the addictive properties of nicotine. The former three classes of factors associated with smoking are indirect with their origins located in the environment while the latter class reflects a direct biological response that comes with the habituation of smoking. All these factors, whether direct or indirect, play a role in the maintenance of smoking, including smoking relapse. Figure
Figure 1
A social ecological framework depicting the factors that directly or indirectly perpetuate smoking in Aboriginal Health Workers.
A social ecological framework depicting the factors that directly or indirectly perpetuate smoking in Aboriginal Health Workers. Factors associated with smoking in Aboriginal Health Workers were reported at six levels of behavioural influence in the adapted social ecological framework: personal factors, family, interpersonal processes, the health service, the community and public policy. The distribution of factors related to smoking in individual Aboriginal Health Workers was dependent upon their personal characteristics, relationships and environmental context.
Given that the analysis sought to identify the factors that perpetuate smoking, and these were often related to life stressors, the findings presented here paint a somewhat pessimistic view of some aspects of Aboriginal society and experiences. As such, the discussions that follow neglect elaboration of the positive characteristics of Aboriginal life. This is not meant to imply a resounding negativity in relation to AHWs and their lives but rather reflects the biases and focus of the research. Indirect and direct factors associated with smoking are highlighted in
Personal factors
Features of life present at the individual and five peripheral levels of influence (family, the health service, and so on) indirectly perpetuated smoking behaviours through increasing stress in AHWs. In these instances, smoking was used as a stress management strategy. For example, a small number of AHWs identified that they smoked as a means to cope with having
Participants frequently identified
Patterns of tobacco use were highly variable in participants (e.g. smoking occurred only on the weekends, or only during the working week) suggesting that smoking in AHWs was not universally motivated by a biological addiction to nicotine. Nicotine dependence as a driver of smoking behaviours has been identified in community members and health care staff in a remote Indigenous community
The family is central to Aboriginal conceptualisations of health and wellbeing. Social and emotional wellbeing is defined as "a community where everyone feels good about the way they live and the way they feel" and dependent upon "connectedness to family, control over one's environment and exercising power of choice" (p.6)
The burden of chronic conditions is great in Aboriginal communities
The reduced life expectancy of the Aboriginal population
Many AHWs also told of a high degree of
Many AHWs spoke of happy marriages and family relationships and the support that their family provided in their lives. However, some AHWs identified that a
Interpersonal processes
In interpersonal relationships, smoking emerged as a potent enabler of
Some participants felt that smoking was at times motivated by a need for a
Individuals are more likely to smoke if they have a twin, sibling, parent or friend who also smokes
Disputes and challenges in interpersonal communication emerged as a common stressor that promoted smoking behaviours in AHWs. First, there were some AHWs who observed their smoking was associated with
The health service
There were a range of features of work and the work environment that increased the stress levels of AHWs. In times of heightened stress, some AHWs reported using smoking as a means to cope. Elaboration of work-related stressors is therefore necessary to understand the full range of factors that indirectly perpetuate smoking in AHWs.
A predominance of short-term contracts and uncertainty regarding contract renewals lead to some concerns about
Stress due to
The community
At the community level, a range of stressors were reported by AHWs and other participants.
Participants were commonly distressed by the array of
Public policy
Thematic summary
Following collective consideration of the data, five underlying themes emerged. First, experiences of
The stories shared revealed an expansive and complex spectrum of factors that were associated with smoking in AHWs. A majority of AHWs spoke of a desire to quit smoking, but told of many factors that prompted and reinforced smoking in their lives. Nicotine addiction and individual associative behaviours are but one small part of the story. Rather, multilevel and interrelated sources of stress were evidenced by countless accounts of the burden of chronic disease, family obligations, workplace instability, job demands, social disadvantage and racism, to name but a few. In this context, smoking was used by AHWs as a means to cope with the multitude of life's challenges. These findings highlight that to view smoking through the lens of nicotine addition and individual choice is myopic. Consistent with prevailing approaches to promoting health in Indigenous populations, a holistic social ecological paradigm clearly positioning the individual within their environmental context is essential to understand the factors that perpetuate smoking in AHWs
AHWs were cognisant of being members of a small and disadvantaged population, and described experiences of racism and discrimination. Institutionalised racism and micromanagement were stressors more commonly identified by AHWs working in government-controlled health services compared to community-controlled organisations. The predominance of these stressors in government health services - where the Aboriginal health team sits within a larger non-Aboriginal workforce - may be precipitated by the tarnished history of colonisation that perpetuates a lack of trust between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians. It could be that the chronology of repeated abuse, disrespect and dispossession since white settlement and the ongoing traumatisation due to racism and disadvantage may propel Aboriginal people towards seeking connection and belonging through smoking.
A majority of AHWs spoke of widespread acceptance of smoking in Aboriginal families and in the community. The extensive history of nicotine ingestion in traditional Aboriginal society coupled with the promotion of tobacco habituation during colonisation has likely contributed to a normalisation of smoking in contemporary Aboriginal society. Daily exposure to smoking at home, at work or in the community provided constant reminders and frequent opportunities for AHWs to smoke with others. The key role of smoking in promoting social connectivity found in AHWs is consistent with the view of Roche and Ober
Knowledge of the multilevel factors associated with smoking in AHWs can inform the development of health service smoking cessation programs. Our data suggests that multidimensional programs are needed that target individual factors as well as the social and environmental factors perpetuating smoking in AHWs. This is in line with ecological approaches to prevention aimed at reducing the burden of cardiometabolic diseases in Aboriginal populations by addressing the direct and indirect factors that perpetuate behaviours like smoking
The factors associated with smoking for a given individual were uniquely distributed, depending upon their personal characteristics, relationships and environmental context. Hence, programs that can be tailored to local needs are indicated. Given that we comprehensively collected the perspectives of AHWs from a broad range of settings within government- and community-controlled health services, the findings of the study are potentially transferable to AHWs and health professionals in a similar role in other regions across Australia. The findings may also be relevant to Indigenous populations in other countries sharing a similar history of colonization and tobacco use.
Despite a range of strengths, this work has limitations to consider. The interviewers were of non-Aboriginal descent, and this cultural difference could have negatively impacted the data collection process. Perhaps because the Tackling Tobacco Coordinator vouched for the sincerity and credibility of the research team, and because there was a respected Aboriginal person as a chief investigator on the project, the interviewees appeared comfortable with interviewers and were happy to share intimate details of their experiences. The trust afforded by participants may reflect the strengths of the participatory process that guided the project methodology, such as taking the time to develop relationships with the health services and returning the findings to AHWs and Aboriginal stakeholders for interpretation and refinement
In summary, an extensive array of factors directly and indirectly perpetuated smoking in AHWs. The multitude of personal, social and environmental stressors faced by AHWs and the accepted use of communal smoking to facilitate socialisation and connection were primary drivers of smoking in AHWs in addition to nicotine dependence. Culturally sensitive multidimensional smoking cessation programs that address these factors are needed. The factors associated with smoking were uniquely distributed for individual AHWs depending upon their personal characteristics, relationships and environmental context. Therefore, programs that can be tailored to local needs are indicated.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
AD undertook data collection and analysis and drafted the manuscript. HS provided cultural mentoring during the study, assisted in analysis and refined the manuscript. AC participated in the design and coordination of the study, assisted in analysis and refined the manuscript. MC and MD conceived of the study, were responsible for its design and coordination, and refined the manuscript. MC also undertook data collection and secondary review of the analysis. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This project would not have been possible without the partnership of the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia. We appreciate their long term and continuing support. We thank the Aboriginal Health Workers and other health service personnel who volunteered their time to participate in the research, and we thank the management of health services across South Australia who accepted our invitation to be involved in the study. We also thank Stella Artuso for her contributions to the study including data collection. The South Australian Department of Health funded this research through the Strategic Health Research Program. The views expressed in this manuscript are those of the authors and not the South Australian Minister for Health or the South Australian Department of Health. Ethical approval for the study was granted from the Human Research Ethics Committee, SA Health, Government of South Australia (256/09/2011), the Human Research Ethics Committee, University of South Australia (P240/08) and the Aboriginal Health Research and Ethics Committee, Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia (04-08-257). MC was supported to do this work by an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship (FT100100312).
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I converted a vb 4.2.1 forum to xf 1.2 recently and with VB my Google webmaster tools crawl stats page showed between 170 to 190ms for time spent downloading a page and since the conversion to xenforo 1.2 it has been showing between 60ms to 80ms with no spikes above 80ms. This is mainly due to the size of the page but apart from the size I do see a decrease in page generation time. This is all on the same server with no changes.
No issues with XenForo Community here; it's definitely something on your end.
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Even faster than when vBulletin Community Forum was on vBulletin 4.
Now that you mention it, the 1.36s load time was a little sluggish. @Mike needs to hurry things along a little!
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I just use my iphone 4s loading this page, still slower than vb4.2.1 on a mobile skin, is it time for xenforo design a default mobile skin optimized for smart phones?
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Even with the ImageMagick-heavy custom application on our site, it's still significantly faster than phpBB ever was. And I've never ever heard of anyone complaining about how XenForo is slower than pretty much anything else before, so I'm finding it difficult to believe the software is at fault here.
Macrumors.com is running vBulletin 3.8.7.
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Software table for Linux servers has disappeared. Still have one for windows and Solaris servers. All of the discovered sw shows up under inventory software. No sw table for individual Linux devices anymore – how do I fix?
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Sep 28, 2009 at 3:15 UTC
IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider.
Have you tried re-scanning the Linux boxes?
Sep 29, 2009 at 2:20 UTC
Yes several times I have also checked the scan Linux sw = false setting I have reset it and changed it again, i have restarted the sw and tried rescanning many times. That sw tab was there at one point in time and now its not.
Sep 29, 2009 at 2:26 UTC
IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider.
And you are using the correct SSH settings in the scan settings in Spiceworks.
Sep 29, 2009 at 6:43 UTC
Yes the software still info shows up under the sw tab in inventory, it event shows up under the complete profile view for a selected device it just doesn't show under the condensed view for the device ex timeline General info configuration (No software tab) documents. That is where it has disappeared . it only does this for linux systems
Oct 5, 2009 at 3:31 UTC
Oct 8, 2009 at 12:03 UTC
Becoming very frustrated with this issue the software tab was there now it's not. Keep getting t6he want to se the software for Linux machines error now. Advanced settings are set to ship Linux sw false can send screen shots. Ssh logon works just fine can connect manually. Software shows up in Inventory under software button but not under individual devices.
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