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UPCP huge load

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by JBapt, May 7, 2007.

  1. JBapt

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    Hi guys,


    whenever I do a upcp --force I get a huge load. We are talking about 50/60ish

    Its a AMD 64 3800, 1GB memory and the disk is half full... Any ideas? Can this be an hardware related issue?

    Thanks
     
    #1 JBapt, May 7, 2007
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    hummm not sure mate.


    there is something weird going on with the latest cpanel builds... or... its really my hardware that has some kind of issue.

    Anymore ideas?
     
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    what do you see in top ?
     
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    It looks pretty normal... although after the upcp I have half the swap being used and stays there. Maybe the swap is only flushed when space is needed.


    Restarting now... lets see how it goes!


    After the restart the server is as good as new... but I still don't understand why the huge loads when doing a upcp... I do have to restart the server after the upcp or else he will always be acting "weird". Probably do to the huge load. Oh well... waiting for the next time I do a upcp to see if anything was sorted by cpanel.
     
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