msklut
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Thanks for that. That would indicate there are currently no processes running, so as of right now I wouldn't expect to see them in "top" either. Is it possible the cron job is just taking longer...
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Hey there! That's interesting - it certainly *looks* like that is the main clamscan process. If you run this, what do you see? ps aux | grep clamscan # ps aux | grep clamscan root 20505 ...
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What I mean is, before you register the nameservers and switch the domains over, make sure the A records for ns1 and ns2.domain.com are configured within the cPanel DNS editor. OK, so the DNS zon...
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The DNS switch should be seamless once the nameservers switch from pointing to one IP to another. It would be like this, right? Where 99.199.199.199 is the IP of the domain/cPanel server. That's...
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My suggestion is to use different Ips for nameserver and sepertae IP for domain I thought the IP address needed to be same to avoid any downtime, right?
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Please confirm site is hosted on same server where you are pointing your ns1and ns2 Yes, the IP listed in the table above is the same.
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ns1 and ns2 should have your IP not bluehost Ip The current IP for ns1 and ns2 is the IP of our server.
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What you can do to avoid downtime is to set hosting A record in your DNS where you will be changing namesevers to and update nameservers at Registrar. OK, so to avoid downtime the DNS records wo...
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Based on the information you've provided thus far, I would suggest you look into reviewing your site's code and optimizing it. However, we would be happy to review further via ticket to determine ...
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If you notice the problem is the one website, can you provide us with the output of the following commands? sar -p sar -S nproc wc -l /etc/userdomains free -h Here's the output: Linux 3.10.0...