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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  Can you let me know what specific issue you're seeing with the server at this time?

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  • Unnamed User

    Very slow

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    You're going to have to provide a bit more information before we'll be able to help.

    The top things to check on any server are Apache using too many resources or MySQL using too many resources.  Do you see too many connections in Apache (apachectl status) or any errors in the log (/etc/apache2/logs/error_log)?

    For MySQL, you can run "mysqladmin proc status" to see what it is doing in real-time and check that error log at /var/log/mysqld.log.

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  • Unnamed User

    This problem is new only 3 days ago

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  • Steini Petur

    High chances that you are simply being resource exhausted, you need more information you need size of the serve, ram, cores etc.. as a hosting provider, we ended up switching to LiteSpeed as it allows to mitigate Layer 7 attacks easily where Apache is vulnerable but before you even do that simply check your server for few things such as

    free -m
    top

    To see what is the load, how many cores do I have "cat /proc/cpuinfo" what is my count, versus what top tells me in my load in the top 3 numbers, what is my memory? does top show me "wa" as a high percentage indicating a disk issue..

    Its not enough to post a screenshot of WHM's process list.

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