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Gonna try this since i use ipchains to redirect 80
-> 10080 as you said.
I will let you know if it solve the
issue.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 3:50
AM
Subject: Re: Weird behaviour: Orion 1.5.3
/ Postgres 7.2RC2 / RH7.2
Christian,
This may be a shot in the
dark but had a very similar problem on one of our servers.
Are you
running Orion on a non-privileged port and using ipchains to map (say port 80
to port 8000?) If so, the problem is with ipchains. We moved to using iptables
and it works perfectly now.
As I said, may be a shot in the dark but it
might be the problem.
Cheers,
Mike
Mike
Cannon-Brookes
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 3/2/02 3:47 AM, "Christian Meunier"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) penned the words:
Hi,i re installed my server
yesterday, upgrading mainly the os and some hardware.
I got like 30 000
visit / day with 2Millions hits
the os is : RH 7.2, the cpu is an athlon
600MHz with 1.5Go SDRAM
got an Adaptec raid controller 3200S ( one array
in raid 1)
Top
snapshot:
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4:41pm up
2:43, 1 user, load average: 62,01, 58,01, 48,15
262
processes: 230 sleeping, 32 running, 0 zombie, 0 stopped
CPU states:
15,4% user, 84,5% system, 0,0% nice, 0,0% idle
Mem:
1544452K av, 492688K used, 1051764K free, 62064K
shrd, 36688K buff
Swap: 2096472K av,
0K used, 2096472K free
171564K
cached
PID USER PRI NI SIZE
RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
3075 orion
18 0 14584 14M 2928 R
1,3 0,9 0:02 java
3073
orion 17 0 14584 14M 2928 R
1,2 0,9 0:01 java
3074
postgres 15 0 21864 21M 21156 R
1,2 1,4 0:02
postmaster
3093 orion 18 0
14584 14M 2928 R 1,2 0,9
0:01 java
1710 orion 17
0 77860 75M 2976 S 1,1
4,9 0:27 java
3000 root
17 0 1184 1184
836 R 1,1 0,0 0:06
top
3076 postgres 17 0 21192 20M 20516 R
1,1 1,3 0:01
postmaster
3095 postgres 16 0 21696 21M
20996 R 1,1 1,4 0:01
postmaster
2463 postgres 11 0 45404 44M
43936 S 1,0 2,9 0:29
postmaster
1509 orion 12 0
77812 75M 2976 R 0,9 4,9
0:28 java
1511 orion 11
0 77812 75M 2976 R 0,9
4,9 0:29 java
1585 orion
18 0 77860 75M 2976 R
0,9 4,9 0:25 java
2240
orion 13 0 77900 75M 65396 S
0,9 4,9 0:23 java
2652
orion 11 0 77900 75M 63556 S
0,9 4,9 0:13 java
2734
orion 20 0 77900 75M 55948 R
0,9 4,9 0:09 java
3031
postgres 20 0 33344 32M 32188 R
0,9 2,1 0:03
postmaster
3126 postgres 13 0 27988 27M
27300 S 0,9 1,8 0:00
postmaster
2173 orion 9 0
77900 75M 65396 S 0,8 4,9
0:18 java
2182 orion 12
0 77900 75M 65396 S 0,8 4,9
0:21 java
2184 orion 14
0 77900 75M 65396 S 0,8 4,9
0:22 java
2484 orion 10
0 77900 75M 63556 S 0,8 4,9
0:17 java
2505 orion 11
0 77900 75M 63556 S 0,8 4,9
0:11 java
2687 orion 10
0 77900 75M 55948 S 0,8 4,9
0:11 java
2886 postgres 14 0 28032
27M 26520 S 0,8 1,8 0:09
postmaster
2959 postgres 16 0 33128 32M
31984 R 0,8 2,1 0:04
postmaster
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I was used to handle
the load perfectly well and now its messy and i have no clue
why.
I wonder why i have a system cpu state so high, leading to a very
very high load average.
for this snapshot i started orion with no
argument ( java -jar orion.jar)
As for postgres ( max backend set to the
default 32):
tcpip_socket =
true
shared_buffers =
16384
sort_mem =
4096
wal_buffers =
2048
wal_files = 3
If someone has some
ideas or tips to find out whats going on...
Thx in advance
Best
regards
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