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June 2002
June 28 2002,09:48
IF your host is warning you about things like:
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From our records, one of your customer\'s site, XXXXXX.com, ikonboard forums is using up a lot of server cpu resources.
Please look into it as we may suspend the account if this contunues.
Then:
1) get your board runing on SQL databases if you are using DBM now
2) To add a load limit go to
AdminCP->Edit Board options->Server Load Limit
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You may enter a limit for the server load before a user gets a "server busy" message. 1.0 is 100% for single processor machines, 2.0 is 100% for dual processor machines. Leave blank if you do not want to set a limit. If a limit is set, the current load will be displayed with the admin stats
is this only for mod_perl ? I have entered some values, but the Server load shows only "--". I think mod_perl is the only way to get a real Server load index.
If you dont have a server load it's because your on a Windows server. mod_perl does not help you at all to get a server load. The future is in your mind... Well... maybe.
IB is reading the actual server load with /sources/lib/func.pm from /proc/loadavg (open LOAD, '/proc/loadavg' or return;)
This file has to be set from Apache. On my webspace there is no directory proc and no loadavg file. That`s the problem why server load is not working on our installations.
It seems that this functionality is not available on all webspaces.
