Hello,

We run Role Scoper 1.1.7 with Wordpress 2.8.4.

When admin-level users log in to Wordpress, the admin is snappy and loads up lists of posts and so on just fine. However, when editor-level users log in, the front page takes around 30 seconds to load. The same thing happens for the "Posts" section of the admin.

Turning off Role Scoper speeds things up again.

I can see in MySQL Administrator that logging in as an editor produces a massive SQL query, whereas logging in as an admin produces a much shorter line of SQL which doesn't take long at all.

Is there any reason why Role Scoper would be doing this, or has anyone heard of it before?

Thoughts and suggestions welcomed!

I am having the same problem.

I have over 700 pages on my site, and over 90 different uses limited to about 5-6 pages each. Role Scoper has a HUGE slow down of roughly 30 seconds like the man above said, when editting a page, Wordpress shows its making around 80 some queries when I go to edit a page, when RS is disabled it drops to around 40 or lower.

My permalinks are set up right also.