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Bandwidth is not likely an issue. Don't mistake Sending Reply for the server actually sending data. Apache will be in the Sending Reply state as soon as the system processes the request headers...
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I think this is what you are doing but not sure how you were automating it. But outside of using a full key management system, here is a simple system. Give each of your devs their own key. Mak...
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Tuning MySQL is very complicated. So before you start applying changes, I recommend you collect some data. Try logging slow queries: slow_query_log = 1 long_query_time = 5 slow_query_log_file...
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Without knowing your workloads, this is basically guesswork. Do you current servers show any disk IO issues? If not, then having two independent drive channels (2 x RAID 1) may give you som...
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WHM does not support secondary DNS systems (at least via the control panel). You have to configure this at the command line. Before you worry about this too much, keep in mind you may not even n...
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Magento relies heavily on caching. I work on a couple of larger, busy Magento shops. If caching has any issues, server loads go up. After full reboots and cache clearance, the server loads wi...
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I would need quite a few more details to make a recommendation. For starters: How many sites on the server? What is the normal load averages? How much ram is on the server? What version of P...
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Netstat looks at the network stack. From the network standpoint, the CF IP is the client side of the connection, so the CF IP is what you will see. You will not see the web visitors IP. The web...
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mod_remoteip only impacts Apache's IP address. The module basically takes the CF-Connecting-IP value and copies it over to the Remote Addr variable. Netstat is looking at your network stack. ...
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Have you changed the cPanel account password? I have worked on cases where the attackers have access to cPanel. They simply loop through the email accounts sending spam. When you change a pass...