My RAQ4r 512MB ram server uptime:
:kaioken:5:24pm up 72 days, 21:11, 1 user, load average: 60.39, 61.48, 39.55:kaioken:

any opinions?

Originally posted by Electrik
My RAQ4r 512MB ram server uptime:
:kaioken:5:24pm up 72 days, 21:11, 1 user, load average: 60.39, 61.48, 39.55:kaioken:

any opinions?

woa ... how much bandwith do you transfer each month? what kind of scripts are you running? that load average seem to be very high ...

cheers,
:beer:

Originally posted by Electrik
My RAQ4r 512MB ram server uptime:
:kaioken:5:24pm up 72 days, 21:11, 1 user, load average: 60.39, 61.48, 39.55:kaioken:

any opinions?

Ouch, sounds like you've got some run away scripts...

back to "normality":
7:35pm up 72 days, 23:22, 1 user, load average: 3.08, 4.24, 6.78

there are multiple sites running, one is 100% dynamic content with +8000 unique visitors, will be moving this one to other server with power for it.

Originally posted by Electrik
back to "normality":
7:35pm up 72 days, 23:22, 1 user, load average: 3.08, 4.24, 6.78

there are multiple sites running, one is 100% dynamic content with +8000 unique visitors, will be moving this one to other server with power for it.

aloha what kind of dynamic content ? asp stuff php stuff
php nuke ???
curious to know what it was

DBMan database site (not mysql version)...
database text flat file is 88kb only with about 1200 entries, and growing daily.

I will try in a better CPU server... if performance continue low will have to move all to mySQL database.

Originally posted by Electrik
DBMan database site (not mysql version)...
database text flat file is 88kb only with about 1200 entries, and growing daily.

I will try in a better CPU server... if performance continue low will have to move all to mySQL database.
Aloha
I did a resume site with dbman like 3 years ago plus a few
it was pretty large ended up with 180 plus fields
really over pushed it but it worked fairly well for a flat file they were nto getting that many hits though

hmmm well thanks
ahhh brought back memories