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vServer with 4 cores has 100% CPU-Usage

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, The installation of PHP modules should not reduce your performance unless they are actually used. I suggest reviewing the following thread to get a better idea of what's actually utilizing the CPU: Troubleshooting high server loads on Linux servers Thank you.
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  • Thorsten H.
    Thanks for your reply, but I know the answer way the cores are by 100%. Just take a look at the screenshot I have uploaded. The problem is, I don't know why the server uses such a lot of running threats for PHP. Google Analytics tells me in the same moment, that just 2 users are on the side. And the mysql-users are up to 150 - the WHM max. here you can visit the site:
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  • Anthony M
    My server is in exactly the same predicament currently, i thought it was possibly the upgrade from ea3>ea4 a few weeks back and it was just a delayed issue kicking in that i may not have noticed, so rolled that back and it hasn't solved the issue. I've taken a screenshot but it's pretty much a carbon copy of your own, nothing has changed other than the automated cpanel updates running
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  • Thorsten H.
    Have you tried rebooting your server - there are 26 threats runing - its the same that I had. Rebooting has solved it.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, Could you verify which PHP handler is in-use, and if it differs from the handler you used with EasyApache 3? You can check the current PHP handler with the following command:
    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf --current
    Thank you.
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  • Anthony M
    I did reboot it earlier and it ramped back up to 100 pretty much instantly 5hrs later just checked it since i'm home and it's settled down to normal load and my traffic is at the same levels... i'd rather know what happened mind than just forget about
    Hello, Could you verify which PHP handler is in-use, and if it differs from the handler you used with EasyApache 3? You can check the current PHP handler with the following command:
    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf --current
    Thank you.

    /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf --current DEFAULT PHP: ea-php56 ea-php54 SAPI: suphp ea-php55 SAPI: suphp ea-php56 SAPI: suphp and no i was using 56 previously and this back under ea3 i reverted earlier trying to solve the issue and haven't reupgraded yet
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  • cPanelMichael
    and no i was using 56 previously and this back under ea3 i reverted earlier trying to solve the issue and haven't reupgraded yet

    Do you know if you were previously using suPHP? Does the issue continue if you temporarily switch to another PHP handler? Thank you.
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  • Anthony M
    Do you know if you were previously using suPHP? Does the issue continue if you temporarily switch to another PHP handler? Thank you.

    i was using suPHP yeah, haven't had the issue repeat since the other day, but i'm going run the ea3>ea4 upgrade again this weekend and i'll keep an eye on the load and if the issue replicates i'll switch to a different handler and let you know.
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