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Proxy Error VPS Error

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) The error message suggests your server is out of memory. You can use a command such as "free -m" to see if your server is running out of memory, or review the following thread to help determine the cause of any load/memory issues: Troubleshooting high server loads on Linux servers Thank you.
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  • Ivo Danic
    HI! I review the VPS and my CPU usage is in 99% and my memory is at 99%, so exist any way to kill some process ? All services are down.
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  • cPanelMichael
    I review the VPS and my CPU usage is in 99% and my memory is at 99%, so exist any way to kill some process ?

    Were you able to review the thread linked in my last response for help with troubleshooting the memory usage? Thank you.
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  • Ivo Danic
    Te question here is ! I can execute any command ! The server refused my conecctions. So i restart all the services but inmediatly turns to 99% CPU Usage.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Te question here is ! I can execute any command ! The server refused my conecctions. So i restart all the services but inmediatly turns to 99% CPU Usage.

    You may need to report this issue to your VPS hosting provider so they can determine if the issue is isolated to the VPS hardware node, or if it's specific to your VPS. They might be able to access your VPS from the node to manually stop services so you can access it and take a closer look. Thank you.
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  • Ivo Danic
    I review the VPS again an i saw this process many times: /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -k start -DSSL so i stoped some proces and the percent of CPU usage get low! Now all services are up again But i dont know what is that :( Could you please help me?
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  • cPanelMichael
    I review the VPS again an i saw this process many times: /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -k start -DSSL so i stoped some proces and the percent of CPU usage get low!

    Hello :) There's some useful logs to check under the "Here are some logs to check" section in the URL referenced earlier in the thread. It should help you to determine the source of usage, or if any particular account is the culprit. Thank you.
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