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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/23/07 15:46
FFMG wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle;88408 Wrote:
>> Are you talking about real memory or virtual memory? How much of each
>> do you have? And is it PHP and/or MySQL using the memory or something
>> else? Is this average or peak?
>>
>> What are you doing in your scripts which might be memory intensive?
>> I.e.
>> are you using large arrays? Graphic manipulation? Reading large
>> files
>> into memory? Something else?
>>
>> I regularly run 75%+ of real memory on my VPS's and they runs fine.
>> But
>> I also have the systems tuned to run that way.
>>
>
> Well, everything runs fine except for the WHM updates, every nights it
> tries to update the system but for the life of me I cannot see what
> could take so much memory, (maybe the unpacking?).
>
> I am a windows user but my VPS is unix, so I am not sure if I am using
> Virtual or real memory. And if I should allocate virtual memory or
> not.
> I am guessing that if I could allocate some virtual memory then the WHM
> updates could run without a hitch.
>
> The reason I ask is, last week the system went down and since then the
> Hosting co is saying that it was my fault, (but I had changed nothing
> in my scripts).
> After complaining that they had screwed up the system and not me they
> are now saying that I am using too much memory and the Updates are
> crashing every morning.
>
> I have disabled the updates for now, but i need to resolve the issue.
>
> What are the unix commands to
> - Get the virtual memory
> - Get the real memory
> - Set the virtual memory, (and what do you suggest it should be?)
>
> Thanks
>
> FFMG
>
>
You need to ask these questions in a Unix/Linux admin group.
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