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wish it were just that simple - issue is w/ many of these applications they are licensed to a hostname as well so if the hostname was sub.hostname.tld and suddenly on a reboot it becomes sub (thus truncating the last 2 octets) the license does not work For now - I have created...

performance when this happens is downright horrible. So much so - that requesting a simple webpage literally takes up to 20 seconds where as before it would be instant (and thats in network ) if it would help - i can get you access to our system during an evening when user load is low - thus...

btw Dietmar - judging by the times your on the forums - i think your working the same kinda hours I am thanks for your hard work - even if those of us in the community don't always show our appreciation

In our case it is simply user experience. We have a large amount of users hitting the server requesting websites - Server load (as you saw on SAR ) is high BTW - did I apologize yet about posting the junk sar into the list here - finally got a short amount of sleep :-)

a good way of tracing mysql as well would be to use mytop Mytop is a Unix top command clone for mysql . It is pretty good - and can give you a large amount of information. # apt-get install mytop Keep in mind that mytop needs the username and password to access your mysql server -...

right - with load: pveperf CPU BOGOMIPS: 15963.19 REGEX/SECOND: 540674 HD SIZE: 94.49 GB (/dev/pve/root) BUFFERED READS: 58.46 MB/sec AVERAGE SEEK TIME: 45.07 ms FSYNCS/SECOND: 93.94 DNS EXT: 250.86 ms without load (shutdown all the vps's) pveperf CPU...

this system is running mysql mysql appears to be the bad guy Adaptec Raid Controller 512mb ram Raid 10 notice the wait % up as high as 100% 04:00:01 sda (8-0) 73% 96.48 15.8 179.53 27.1 16.19 2.65 ms 04:00:01 sda2 345.64 4.4 1217.29 4.0 04:10:01 sda...

your right - edited it did not realize what i posted - as its roughly 6am here - been working now into a 30+ hr nonstop work load sadly...

really - who would have guessed load on the server i posted that from when I posted was over 74% i/o wait if you see the trend report there - you can see much of the time it is 50%+ for the one server still left running on the 1.4 hope that helps a bit for example: top - 06:02:08 up 1 day...

you could just configure mlocate to ignore different (and large) directories as well - our sar showing: time: device read/s rdKb/s write/s wrKb/s rdwr/s _disk_ 04:30:01 disk008-000 89.94 2588.18 166.91 4240.67 256.85 04:40:01 disk008-000 68.29...

that is good to know... We however do not have a large amount of iso images and/or templates

if this helps (sorry not @ the office and remote to those servers is not an option where I am @ present - ssh only good to certain ip ranges for security) anyhow - i found was due to an mlocate running against all of the server. I limited mlocate from hitting the vz ranges - and that helped...

do you have rackspace? if so here is a great (inexpensive) 1U system that would work well http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816101262 You can load pfsense for a great firewall (free) or also lartc on that unit . . . http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcbq/ perhaps

we have a large # of drives so simply just mounted those again - kinda nice

well - i went to 1.2 and it worked like a charm. i did a fresh install on the same hardware however - not sure if you can just roll backwards however

same here - no change. took a system same hardware - running on 1.2 (and voila - works like it should )

I am looking into writing a module for a common billing system so that we can setup auto-creation of vps' We are looking for what the actual commands are (since i have not seen an api as of yet) that can be used to create these In short - we would be using the canned openvz templates most...

the way openvz works - in short - what is running on the virtual is running on the main host... do me a favor - stop the mysql sessions and see if the load goes down - if it does - than thats a total of 4 folks that I know of - with this same issue When mysql is off - the load goes away...

the few others i have chatted w/ over this all have mysql running - interesting the servers that dont have it running - they all seem to be fine go figure

apt-get install iotop :-) I agree - wondering what the deal is i noticed that it seems it has a lot to do w/ servers running mysql on them :-(