Then you better forget any optimizations.
I dislike Kloxo, has too many issues (such as streaming backup downloads with php :facepalm: )
Get a new VPS, read some tuts in how to use ssh and install WebMin :)
ok. lets say your username is 'username', to open mysql in ssh do:
mysql -u username -p
and supply the password.
Then run the cmd I told you :P
Anyway. A quick look to the issue shows me that vBulletin is a big fail like Xenforo.
It sets engine to INNODB even when it is not the default engine...
Just a question which is the default storage engine?
Edit:
1. Open mysql in ssh:
mysql -u root -p
2. Supply the MySQL root password
3. Run:
SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'storage%';
And paste output here.
Whats the storage engine of 'contenttype' ?
Were you using INNODB as the storage engine?
Does it work if you remove 'skip-innodb' from my.cnf and restart mysql?
In order to protect against DoS attacks (those involving one computer -> one server) I recommend mod_antiloris.
I have modified it sometime ago.
More details: http://www.apachelounge.com/viewtopic.php?t=4222
I only have windows builds but the source should build in linux as well. (although I...
kloxo is a hell of bloat. It seems to be worse than cPanel :facepalm:
Get a new VPS, read some tuts in how to use ssh and install WebMin :)
protip: MySQL is shit too. MariaDB <3
Which is your MySQL version?
Also I am not familiar with vB but I think you'd have to rebuild posts before opening board to public after upgrading (don't ask me how. wait for replies)
Also can you post here the output of this script when ran in your server...
Its not a problem about the lack of CPU. Its a problem with the outdated software and bad configuration CentOS has by default.
The way to sort it is to fix the stuff my check_compatibility script points out and use some 3rd party repos with more updated versions of php and apache.
Can you please paste here the output of this script:
https://raw.github.com/NewEraCracker/php_work/master/check_compatibility.php
Thanks.
Also, which control panel are you using and which are Apache and php versions?
If you use nginx as apache reverse proxy. It downgrades requests to HTTP/1.0 and you lose the original HTTP version so just use:
# Mitigate the spammers
<IfModule rewrite_module>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD}...
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