What difference in page load time does it make if I move away from GoDaddy hosting? Or doesn't it make much difference? If it does make a difference, what kind of percentage improvement are we talking about?
View 12 Replies
I have a dedicated server specs: AMD 3500+ 64 Bit CPU, 1 GB Ram, 160 GB Sata Drive. For 1 month, CPU load average reaches 40-50 value. This happens about 5-6 times in a day. When I stop httpd service for 30 seconds everything goes normal. I think this is not a DoS attack because it comes systematic, I dont believe no one makes this regularly except bots.
Maybe its a system service or a cronjob but it stops when I turn off httpd service?
How can I be sure about what's making this regularly load?
I also did set up a script which mail me when load average of system goes crazy and restart httpd service. But instant restart is not working to stop load increase.
I got report from webceo that I have some issues. May someone help me fix this?
DNS Lookup: 0.22 sec
Connect time: 0.33 sec
Host ping: 0.10 sec
That mean too slow with the other sites!
Recently we have launched our new cpanel server, We have some problems on that.
When we restart httpd, all things will be good before 15 min, but after that, speed goes down to 1/10 and after some hours that will get as low as nobody can view pages on the server.
We are using cPanel latest release and CSF on CentOS4.5.
Apache 1.3.7 and PHP4.4.7 is running on the server with Zend.
How to display an information page if servergoes down?
View 7 Replies View RelatedGenerally, will an otherwise identical VPS with 1,024 MB minimum ram serve identical websites faster than a VPS with 768 MB minimum ram?
Will a Litespeed webserver be faster than Apache?
I have installed NGINX + PHP-FPM + PHP5Memcached + Memcached + APC on my VServer. My Problem is Page loading time of around 40-60 seconds. Installed is 12.0.18 Update #49
[URL] .....
Connection Setup: TIME
Stalled: 1.860 ms
Request/Response
TIME
Request sent: 0.214 ms
Waiting (TTFB): 47.08 s
Content Download: 41.757 ms
Explanation 47.12 
I have reconfigured the Domains but nothing changed and Bootstrap Repair
Code:
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/httpdmng --reconfigure-all
/usr/local/psa/bootstrapper/pp12.0.18-bootstrapper/bootstrapper.sh repair
If I disable Nginx and use "Apache Module" for PHP than the TTFB time is shorter but is not the prefered way. If I use "CGI" or "FASTCGI" without Nginx than the Page loading time is a little bit shorter but with Erros on the Website.
I tried to reinstall Nginx from Plesk but this gave me Error after enable it
root@vserver:/# /usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/nginxmng -e
[2015-06-08 00:26:12] ERR [util_exec] proc_close() failed
...
[2015-06-08 00:26:13] ERR [util_exec] proc_close() failed
[2015-06-08 00:26:15] ERR [panel] Apache config (14337159720.96731500) generation failed: Template_Exception: Destination directory '/etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d/vhosts' not exist
file: /opt/psa/admin/plib/Template/Writer/Webserver/Abstract.php
line: 75
code: 0
Destination directory '/etc/nginx/plesk.conf.d/vhosts' not existClick to expand...
using somewhat clever techniques, I've managed to put together a script that will check various rbls, honeypots, and the like, ie: to keep the bad guys out, and the good guys in.
I've managed to put this into play on a per site basis, using simple
PHP Code:
<? require_once("/home/user/httpbl/script.php");?>
so that I don't have to change 500 scripts every time I want to modify it, I just change it once per server. Pretty simple there.
The problem is that I'd like to use this on a more global basis, as in putting it in apache configurations, so I don't have to load it on a per-site basis, and can catch more of what needs to be caught.
i have a really high load (100!) at backup time
i'm using cPanel and i'm using Incremental backup option!
is there any solution?
I have a problem with one of our websites. For some reason, only that one website won't load and shows an error page. This domain is not propogating, nor has it had any changes to any DNS records lately, and it was working around five minutes ago.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am using Apache 2.2.22 on Windows Server 2003 64 Bit, using PHP 5.2.17. System Specs are 4 x 2.0 Ghz processor, 4 GB of Ram.
I'm noticing when I load my website [URL] .... there is about a 2000ms delay before the page starts to load.
How can I make Apache load faster?
I am creating new sites in my panel and they are only loading the default page.
The IP is pointed correctly or I would not get the default plesk page.
All the other service seem to work ok. I can ftp in and I can edit files with the online file manager.
If I use the preview feature I can see the changes I make to the files, but that is the only way.
I looked in /var/www/vhosts/system/ and the conf files are present.
What else can I check to see why the sites are not working?
After doing the upgrade to v12.0.18 when I go in : tools , updates the page does not load . I added to the firewall port 8447 but nothing .
View 8 Replies View Relatedi have decided to try out easyvps hosting service but firs i would like to know it's ping and speed around the world before taking it in serious consideration.
Here is the test file:
easyvpshost.com/100mb.bin
On a webserver (apache, mysql, php), which values comes to your mind can have bigges impact on a website load time?
we talking about webserver which host like 100 websites, mostly a classic wordpress blog.
I have keep alive turned on. Now i want to do some test playing with various values of apache, php...
I am going to buy a Shared host for the first time. I am currently considering big hosts because of my bandwidth requirements are high.
I am considering Dreamhost, BlueHost, HostiCan, and most preferably HostGator.com
I have heared a lot about hostgator and saw many persons praising it, but when i was going to buy it, i accidently saw a few sites on google giving bad remarks about the HostGator.
Also the link [url]shows a story about the Host.
I checked the page on megaproxy and everything is fine, I checked it at my home, work, my brother checked it out of state.
BUT. At my client's house and also at my client's friend's house.... they are still getting a 403 page.
We moved the site to the new host yesterday around 2:00pm yesterday it is 10:27am And all my stuff seems to be updated...
Is this an ISP issue? is there anyway I can force a domain to clear cache? is this the problem?
I am now looking for a Linux based Mapserver host (I learned that there is no such thing as Windows based mapserver host).
So we have convinced our client to look into Linux.
I found a few Linux based Mapserver host... but they all look very fishy (No physical address, telephone number no longer in service, missing pages, no reply on my email...)
I mean, EVERY single mapserver host seem like they are being run by a school kid.
Does anyone know a real professional Mapserver host (Linux or Windows)?
I have had an account with a small UK hosting site. Now about two days ago I submitted a ticket to them here we are and no reply yet, I even emailed the admin, yet to no reply.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI have a small but somewhat popular space-history website. Very simple HTML that I typed into wordpad, but it has long pages full of photos. Since 2003, I've been using media3.net with their business-class Windows service.
A few weeks ago, mypages were hacked, and a one line script inserted that called an Adobe Flash file. Apparently this was a server-wise attack, not just my web pages. Media3.net cleaned this up, but now it has happened again.
This is bad, because Google blacklists my site, and folks on Wikipedia get upset because there are a lot of links to my site.
How are they breaking in to media3.net? I think I must change hosts, but I don't want to put my image-intensive site on overbooked hardware with limited bandwidth.
I have a forum hosting script that generates a forum for you when you sign up. It NEEDS to be in the public_html directory, its one of the requirements of the scripts and it will not work without it so it must be there, and thats the basis of my whole site. However, the CMS they include with the forum hosting script is very bad, and it would take A LOT of work to get my current website design to fit to this forum hosting script.
I want to install joomla, a CMS my website template is made for. I want it so that when users go to my website they see the joomla page instead of the crappy forum hosting script's webpage. I will just use a wrapper and wrap the forum hosting signup page into joomla.
However, the files conflict such as folders and configuration files, so I can't put them both in the same directory and I really don't feel like making a subdomain for joomla or putting it in another folder as I know that is bad for SEO.
Is there anyway to make the joomla site hosted in another folder and then appear on the frontpage when someone goes to www.mydomain.com
Like a .htaccess command or anything?
I have been with Page-Zone for a couple years now. Just the past year I have had little problems with them.
-For instance once I was trying to update my website and their server went down. I thought it was something on my end so I started trouble shooting it for an hour and then it came back up.
-Another time the users on my website were without e-mail for a week, because they changed IP address.
-And finally the e-mail accounts couldn't receive any e-mails from Comcast, MSN, or Hotmail accounts. So I ended up setting up a Google Aps account for us to use for e-mail.
Granted they are very cheap but I have been having many problems with little support. Also today I just noticed that in the whois it lists Network Solutions as the technical contact. Are these things that I should be looking for a new host for?
Has anyone experienced down time with a clustered/loadbalanced host?
And if so how much.
Getting an error specifically to sympatico ISP in Canada.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
retry timeout exceeded
exim_mainlog shows:
T=remote_smtp defer (-53): retry time not reached for any host
telnet sympatico.ca 25
Trying 206.47.72.104...
telnet: connect to address 206.47.72.104: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
Port 25 adn 53 are open in my CSF firewall (cpanel server), TCP and UDP (for 53) and TCP for 25.
Has anyone helped clients transition from one domain to another? Maybe dissolving a partnership or renaming their company... so a new domain name has been registered and a new website created.
2 Issues:
#1 Using .htaccess 301 redirect
We used the following command line in their old website's htaccess file
Redirect 301 / [url]
The goal was to get people try to visit any page of their old website (i.e. OldWebsite.com/contact.html) redirected to their new website (i.e. NewWebsite.com/contact.html). Isn't that supposed to change the address bar's URL, too? For some reason, I visit their old site and I seem to be redirected to their new website but the address bar still has their old domain name? Something is going on???
#2 Having their new company name for 2 years now. People can enter her new company name in Google, MSN or Yahoo. Her new company name appears in the search results but has the old domain name associated with it. We are trying to get rid of any reference to that old domain name? What's the easiest way to do this? So what people see in search engines is:
New Company
Short Meta Description
www.OldDomain.com
What steps did I miss in this transition?
What steps do I have to take on their old website/old web server to control it's appearance on search engines and make sure people get to the new website?
I have one dedicated server that hosts a PHP/MySQL highly dynamic site. In peak periods my site is starting to get high load (still very manageable but enough to warrant thinking about the future). My site is mostly images - photo gallery type stuff.
I've thought about using Amazon WS to host images from my site but it works out too expensive as do other similar Content Delivery options.
From what I can tell, when the load is high, mysql CPU usage isn't too bad, it hovers around 20% and peaks to 60% every 20 seconds or so, so my assumption is that the load is partly from apache (I see lots of apache processes in peak periods).
I am considering just get a cheap VPS hosted elsewhere that will be used as a static image/file server to release stress from my main server- How much stress would this help release?- Any other suggestions on solutions?
- I would have to do quite a bit of work to my application to ensure images are posted to this server and not my main server which seems a pain (or cron these tasks).
The last 2-3 days my websites on my vps all started acting funny. Randomly throughout the day they will all just stop loading. If you go to one of my sites they will just load and load and load and eventually time out after 5 minutes.
To fix this problem, all I have to do is reset Apache in my WHM. Everything will be fine for awhile until it decides to stop loading again.
I've been talking to tech support for 2 days. They're out of options. They tried banning some IPs as they thought I might be getting hacked. They tried moving me to a different host machine. They've checked all my logs... there are no errors or problems with the vps. The server load is always very low. Memory is always very low.
I run about 15-20 websites on this VPS. Two of them are vbulletin (v. 3.6.4 and v3.6.8) and all the rest are wordpress).
My VPS is hosted with ServInt.
Server Version: Apache/1.3.39 (Unix) PHP/5.2.4 mod_auth_passthrough/1.8 mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.4
mysql (5.0.45-community-log)
I get these emails all day:
httpd failed @ Wed Jan 9 06:10:42 2008. A restart was attempted automagically.
I am completely out of ideas and options. Can anyone think of something? Think outside the box... make random suggestions. I don't care, I need to try something.
I most recently added 3 or so brand new websites to my vps about a week ago. However, they are just running wordpress so I can't imagine they're the problem.
We've had a VPS for just over a month now. I am not going to mention the host by name (yet) but they advertise here and other people here reported liking them.
Sadly it's not my experience and I regret my purchase.
Every morning for the past few weeks, we get load spikes every 30 minutes that make our site unusable for a minute (on our VPS, any load over 1.0 is sluggish, over 2.0 is virtually unusable, over 3 is unresponsive)
Here's a series of days as an example:
[url]
The worst part about this is the host insists 1. either it's not happening or 2. they can't find it
I know it's happening because when I try to load a page on the half-hour, it takes over 13 seconds (less than 1 second normally). And it's fairly obvious it's someone doing a cron job with some nasty downloading, uploading, or maybe a massive mysql update.
Someone tell me what to tell them because this is driving me out of my mind. The load is NOT being caused by ourselves, I've made sure all our cron jobs don't happen on the exact half hour and we get lots of traffic later in the day without loads.
