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Would it be possible to implement a feature, where the search is automatically shut off if the server load reaches a preset number? This would be a great "buffer", so that maybe the "Server load too high" messages would be less frequent.
I've got a bit of a load problem, and if a lot of people search when the server load is already high, it skyrockets and then users get the "server too busy" error (I set the load at 6 in my CP). Thanks! Paul |
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Try this. In global.php, find this:
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if (trim($loadavg[0])>$loadlimit) { $servertoobusy=1; } Code:
if (trim($loadavg[0])>XXXXX) { $enablesearches=0; } |
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FireFly:
Thank you! It works great. This will really help to eliminate load spikes. A great and simple hack. |
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See this discussion here to make this useful to sites that have two servers, one for web and one for database:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=41401 |
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I just put in this hack. It works like a charm.
Thanks FireFly. |
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I cant find this under admin/global.php
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I'm running 2.2.4 btw!
Cheers |
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Since I am reinstalling my portable right now, and I don't have an ssh-client available at this comp, I can't check this, but I would think you should look in the global.php in your forum root.
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Hi I have tried this on Version 2.6.6 and it doesnt work at all
Can you please advise thanks |
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This works fine, it's global.php NOT admin/global.php, as it says in FF's post.
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