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@sezzy , i can provide my own reply , its useless to provide a reply in my place if you do not even know the reason and i basicly hate it if you post a wrong reason (specialy if you post datacenter moving ... )
anyway , here is your reply
email wont work as my main site wont work ( dns ...)
but to provide a quick answer
there are a few server problems at this moment
for 1 of other reason does it seems to crash the complete server when apache is getting more then 120 requests at the same time
it seems to came all from 1 site but the hard part is to prevent that that site can bring down the server
i was thinking i fixed it yesterday (as it was fine yesterday and the day before) but suddenly my datacenter even needed to reboot my dedicated
after the reboot was everything back fine , went to sleep at 7.30 am and then later that day apache + dedicated crashed again for unknown reason (need to check logs and other things to solve it )
in meantime i know where the 2 biggest conections are coming from and i am solving the problem (and why apache keeps getting more then 120 - 256 requests all the time )
to explain it realy simple
apache and mysql get overloaded my mass conections from differend ip's
that use a lot of cpu/mem and let the programs crash
if it does not crash , then the ram get overused and then the dedi just crash
howto solve ??
find how it comes that apache got that many conections and tune the firewall why it does not block those users with that many conections
tuning apache so it does not use all the ram under heavy load
tuning mysql to return a error value instead more data under to heavy load
and a lot more of tuning to optimise the settings
or my final solution if nothing else is working anymore , moving the user who is responsible for those mass conections ( as they are from 1 - 2 sites of the same user )
hopely this explains the problem to you and sorry that it goes down a lot those days ( i hate it to , solving it)
Greets From PowerChaos
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