Server Improvements: Noticeable?
Hey gang,
I'm kind of you new system administrator for now helping Kyle with some server problems. I don't have a lot of detail about how the site was before, but made some basic changes today that should help a ton.
I need to ask you guys though:
Have you noticed a difference in the response/speed of the site?
I'm kind of you new system administrator for now helping Kyle with some server problems. I don't have a lot of detail about how the site was before, but made some basic changes today that should help a ton.
I need to ask you guys though:
Have you noticed a difference in the response/speed of the site?
Thanks,
I've got some more work to do as well I know the attachments are messed up right now and I'm working to see if I can get those fixed. The bulk of the problem is that there are over 50,000 attachments on the site!!
I've got some more work to do as well I know the attachments are messed up right now and I'm working to see if I can get those fixed. The bulk of the problem is that there are over 50,000 attachments on the site!!
Yes,
Unfortunately all the attachments are calculated by size and order when you go into the control panel, with 55,000 images it locks the attachment table which then backlogs the db causing massive lag on the server.
I'm working on that now, but trying not to bomb the site during peak hours
Unfortunately all the attachments are calculated by size and order when you go into the control panel, with 55,000 images it locks the attachment table which then backlogs the db causing massive lag on the server.
I'm working on that now, but trying not to bomb the site during peak hours

Originally posted by Amnbex
What's up with the "server is busy" messages. Is that a temporary thing?
What's up with the "server is busy" messages. Is that a temporary thing?
Originally posted by silvrhand
Hey gang,
I'm kind of you new system administrator for now helping Kyle with some server problems. I don't have a lot of detail about how the site was before, but made some basic changes today that should help a ton.
I need to ask you guys though:
Have you noticed a difference in the response/speed of the site?
Hey gang,
I'm kind of you new system administrator for now helping Kyle with some server problems. I don't have a lot of detail about how the site was before, but made some basic changes today that should help a ton.
I need to ask you guys though:
Have you noticed a difference in the response/speed of the site?
The site has been faster today than I've seen it in a looooooooonng time. The "server too busy" messages are quite tolerable in comparison to the SQL message of death that we got for so long. Nice job.
Curious, are attachments stored as objects in the DB (Globs), or are they stored as files in a filesystem somewhere? I'd imagine 50 thousand files in the FS could really be a problem....
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Yes,
Unfortunately they are references in the DB that then call out the filesystem to check filesize, permissions, etc.. it's QUITE expensive..
Not sure how I can address it quickly...
I"m not
Unfortunately they are references in the DB that then call out the filesystem to check filesize, permissions, etc.. it's QUITE expensive..
Not sure how I can address it quickly...
I"m not
Originally posted by kcobean
Hey man,
The site has been faster today than I've seen it in a looooooooonng time. The "server too busy" messages are quite tolerable in comparison to the SQL message of death that we got for so long. Nice job.
Curious, are attachments stored as objects in the DB (Globs), or are they stored as files in a filesystem somewhere? I'd imagine 50 thousand files in the FS could really be a problem....
Hey man,
The site has been faster today than I've seen it in a looooooooonng time. The "server too busy" messages are quite tolerable in comparison to the SQL message of death that we got for so long. Nice job.
Curious, are attachments stored as objects in the DB (Globs), or are they stored as files in a filesystem somewhere? I'd imagine 50 thousand files in the FS could really be a problem....
I don't want to be the AUFH (Annoying User From Hell), as I'm sure you're doing anything you can, but I ran across this and though it might help. If not, please discard. I don't know what version of vBulletin is in use....
Fix the slow attachment clean up bug
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/bugs....iew&bugid=2716
In the cron directory, find cleanup2.php. Open it in your favorite editor (wordpad works) and replace all instances of:
CODEWHERE posthash <> ''
To:
CODEWHERE postid = 0
This affects vBulletin 3.0.0 (database and filesystem attachments) and vBulletin 3.0.1 (database attachments only). Later versions of vBulletin should not have this bug.
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/bugs....iew&bugid=2716
In the cron directory, find cleanup2.php. Open it in your favorite editor (wordpad works) and replace all instances of:
CODEWHERE posthash <> ''
To:
CODEWHERE postid = 0
This affects vBulletin 3.0.0 (database and filesystem attachments) and vBulletin 3.0.1 (database attachments only). Later versions of vBulletin should not have this bug.
Originally posted by silvrhand
Yes,
Unfortunately they are references in the DB that then call out the filesystem to check filesize, permissions, etc.. it's QUITE expensive..
Not sure how I can address it quickly...
I"m not
Yes,
Unfortunately they are references in the DB that then call out the filesystem to check filesize, permissions, etc.. it's QUITE expensive..
Not sure how I can address it quickly...
I"m not
Originally posted by kcobean
I don't want to be the AUFH (Annoying User From Hell), as I'm sure you're doing anything you can, but I ran across this and though it might help. If not, please discard. I don't know what version of vBulletin is in use....
I don't want to be the AUFH (Annoying User From Hell), as I'm sure you're doing anything you can, but I ran across this and though it might help. If not, please discard. I don't know what version of vBulletin is in use....
We may need that when we upgrade to 3.0+
Originally posted by GodZilla
Well the this forum program is still in version 2.2.8
We may need that when we upgrade to 3.0+
Well the this forum program is still in version 2.2.8
We may need that when we upgrade to 3.0+
Originally posted by kcobean
Cool. I noticed in 3.0.2 that there are some improvements in the way attachments.php does queries. Good luck guys. Thanks for working on this. The whole community is VERY grateful!
Cool. I noticed in 3.0.2 that there are some improvements in the way attachments.php does queries. Good luck guys. Thanks for working on this. The whole community is VERY grateful!
No problem,
Just hang tight gang, we'll have some upgrade going soon this week, but don't expect them to go without some kind of hitch. The site has been without maintenance in a while...
Just hang tight gang, we'll have some upgrade going soon this week, but don't expect them to go without some kind of hitch. The site has been without maintenance in a while...
yes most definately! the site is running much quicker... i can tell from my first time logging on that it is a bit mroe speedy in response.. thanks guys
really appreciate the work you're putting in...
really appreciate the work you're putting in...



