Can anybody explain what is causing such high load? LOG ATTACHEDRachweb, i think you are correct. Look at all the Apache uses. It may only be only using about 0.1% most of the time (sometime 1.9%), but if you add them all up. They do count. Look at which sites are the highest demanding.
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that looks like an apache DoS. suggestion to fire up a firewall, and to check apache status, to see which site is being targeted, then act accordingly.
Thank you guys for replay.
I did research and found out that this is caused be my file upload/download script... the point is that user downloads files with Download Manager s and it causes more and more connections to be triggered.
Can you suggest some MOD s or something to somehow limit per IP connection amount?
Thanx again
I did research and found out that this is caused be my file upload/download script... the point is that user downloads files with Download Manager s and it causes more and more connections to be triggered.
Can you suggest some MOD s or something to somehow limit per IP connection amount?
Thanx again
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