[CentOS] How to determine why a server is not responding
Nicolas Mitchell
nicolasmitchell at nmltd.net
Fri Apr 12 08:38:58 UTC 2013
Hello there,
Is there anything in the Apache logs indicating a problem? I think the logs might be in a non-standard location when Plesk is installed so you'll need to check for where those are. I think I remember having a problem, on a similar configuration, with a PHP limit and a user trying to send a large attachment through Horde that resulted in an almighty slowdown.
Anyway, my twopenny'orth.
All the best,
Nic
On 12 Apr 2013, at 07:32, nan del bosc <nandelbosc at gmail.com> wrote:
> Alexander Dalloz, true, but I'm only a system administrator guy who do the
> work that tells the boss... ;)
>
> Kai Schaetzl, yes! you are right, I should have said this in the beginning!
> Sorry, it's because of the hurry... ;)
>
> Thank's for all your answer! I wrote a mail to my provider. I keep you
> informed!
>
>
> 2013/4/11 Dale Dellutri <daledellutri at gmail.com>
>
>> On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 10:59 AM, nan del bosc <nandelbosc at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> ...
>>> This is a Virtual Server from 1and1, I cannot access the BIOS...
>>>
>>> any other idea?
>>
>> If this is a virtual server, the actual hardware may just be running
>> other virtual servers and you're not getting any resources. If that's
>> true, nothing you do from your server will help you. You'll need to
>> get system stats from the actual hardware provider.
>>
>> Sounds like the hardware is over-committed. Do you have some
>> kind of service guarantee?
>>
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