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powerful-server ==> slow-forum
What are the best possibilities for server in the case of the many members and visitors? What is the best size required database must not exceed about? If the server best forum is not good and it hacks Yet there is remarkably slow in the Forum is the solution? What is the connection speed required for the server? |
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All of those are hypothetical questions which you can't get an accurate answer for
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thanks FRDS for your reply
my forum all the day database errors To the Forum by a large number of members and visitors, and many problems now occur in the database for the Forum for example Database error in vBulletin : mysql_connect() [<a href='function.mysql-connect'>function.mysql-connect</a>]: Too many connections /usr/home/amrkhaled/public_html/forum/includes/class_core.php on line 274 MySQL Error : Error Number : Date : Saturday, September 6th 2008 @ 06:02:59 PM Script : http://forum. Referrer : http://forum. IP Address : 41.196.179.226 Username : Classname : vB_Database The possibilities with the server is Intel Xeon Dual Quad Core 2.33 8 GB RAM FreeBSD 7.0 PHP 5.26 Apache 2.2.8 MySQL 5.1.25 Is this enough possibilities? Is this a server or this potential sufficient to deal with a good standard, the Forum? If were not good, what are the specifications required for large server and a special forum for a large number of visitors and members and the size of the database of 4.32 GB myforum Currently Active Users: 830 (146 members and 684 guests) |
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you may need to optimize your server settings in such files such as my.cnf, php.ini httpd.conf just to name a few.
Post a optimization request over in the forum at vBulletin.com and those guys will help you out |
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Your server is better than mine in terms of memory. I have a 2.5ghz dual quad harpertown with 4 gigs of ram. Here's what I learned. My server gets 20k visitors per day and over 5million file requests per day.
Install Memcache - brilliant. I was getting crashes the same as you "mysql has gone away" like 100 of these per day but I allocated 1 gig of memory to memcache and the messages have dropped down to like 4-10 per day. Better HDD - Scsi for faster rpm and I/O wait. Forums that have a ton of visitors usually have high I/O wait. 10k rpm scsi drive works so much better than a normal 7200rpm sata. I ran my forum about two year ago on a Dual Xeon 2.8ghz (old 2003 models) 36gb scsi drive with 2gb ram with about 40-60% of the visitors I have now and it worked out good! But wouldn't be able to handle my website now. Scsi drives are very good. I don't have one now though T_T too expensive with my host. Like FRDS said, httpd.conf, my.cnf, and php.ini memcache, and apc could be good. If you have 45 bucks to spare try www.litespeedtech.com I here it works very very very well. Free 15 day trail with 2 cores running. But first I would try to increase the memory amount that you allocate to memcache if you have this installed. Since you have 8 gigs of ram, 2gigs to memcache should be good I think. |
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I haven't used the built in memcache feature that vb uses.
Seriously working wonders right now. 100 mysql messages per day about errors down to virutally zero. http://www.danga.com/memcached/ Quote:
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As said above you will have to review your server settings. Start by upping your allowed connections, until this error disappears. 200 should do it.
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