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problem with myisam should upgrade to vb4?
hi,
got a large board (100.000 users) and i'm having issues with myisam which is according to my hosting using a lot of server loads (im on dedicated server) so my hosting suggested to upgrade to vb4 because the myisam there is manages better is that true? should i do it or are other ways to manage and decrease usage of myisam? thanks |
I dont think your host has much idea what they are talking about tbh.
What issues exactly are you having ? |
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Do you have any suggestions? At the moment my server's machine is the following: Code:
Dell PowerEdge 860 - registered users: 100.000 (regular: 50.000) - threads: 29.815 - messages: 6.601.228 |
You need to be more specific.
How is myisam table "Overloading" your server exactly ? What table ? What precisely happens ? |
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When we are in the game day the users connected to the frum increase a lot. So the hosting says when the users number increase the myisam of the post table get crazy and the server crashes. Hope I was clear (not a big expert of server and tables, but I think I reported exactly what the hosting says) --------------- Added [DATE]1328458263[/DATE] at [TIME]1328458263[/TIME] --------------- Ok the forum has just crashed, here is the message: Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.7.4: would this help? https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=228846 |
You need to find out why the client(your site) couldn't query the server.
How many connections are you allowed and are you making a bunch of long queries? |
dont understand "bunch of long queries?"
anyway the forum is super slow i got 800-900 users connected...i had to put forum offline :( |
That message usually means the mysql timeout is too small, something your host controls.
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