17 plug-ins that would be active, but I have the plugin system turned off in the admincp.(admincp>Settings>Options>Plugin/hook system>No)
Plug-ins loaded. * Means no longer used. # means used but has been disabled since the last outage.
vBulletin 4.2.1
*123 Flash Chat 3.0.0
Add View Forum Threads to Memberaction Dropdown 1.3
Asset Manager Multiple File Upload Fix 1.1.0
Auto Database Backup 4.2.0.2
Auto Youtube-Link Parser 1.4
Auto-Orient Images 0.9
*CES VaultWiki 2.1.2
Change Posts Owner 1.9.0
#CometChat Plugin 1.0
*DownloadsII Create Thread 1.0.2
Duplicate IP Report by BOP5 2.1.2
EveryWhere Sidebar 1.5.3
GlowHost - Spam-O-Matic 2.0.2
LAM - Paid Subscription Expiry Notice 4.0.8.0
Miserable Users 4.2.0.0
Multiple Login Detector 1.03 Cookie-based multiple account login detector
New reCaptcha for Human Verification 0.9 [kh99] New reCaptcha for Human Verification
Post Thank You Hack 7.84
*PostRelease 4.2.1
Separate Sticky and Normal Threads 2.0.0
Tapatalk 5.5.11
vbresults.com - Bot Blocker 1.0 1.3
*vBulletin Blog 4.2.1
vBulletin CMS 4.2.1
Just remembered a few other things to list in the config.
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So I did some more testing. Disabled zbblock for a moment to see if I could bring the forum up. No change. So before going any further I decided to take a backup of the database. Even with the forum off, apache spiked again. I've noted 125-200+ processes running. A vast majority of them are Apache when they scroll through top. So I watched the utilization not touching the database or apache. I gziped the backup, which of course used up a chunk of CPU. The interesting thing is, while gzip would spike a CPU to 100% at times. Overall utilization only got up to 2.05 at most during this action. While I was taking the backup and the forum set to off, utilization soared to 150+. Kinda wondering now since disabling hooks and plug ins, as well as zbblock have had no effect. Perhaps there's something going on with apache/php/mysql?
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