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Hello there, Are you using any control panel on your VPS (ie:cPanel/Webmin etc)? If you still need help, please shoot me a PM. Regards, Chris

Hi there, Your max_connections also seems high. I would suggest you lower that value to something like 150. MySQL will set aside enough RAM to make use of those connections, so when you have the value set too high, you are doing more harm than good. Regards, Chris

Hello there, Seems like you have root access to the server, so I would suggest you stop all unneeded services (web, mail, ftp services), then create your backup. This way you are not fighting for resources from other services. Regards, Chris

Hello all, IMO, the current skin is just too narrow, it feels like there is just too much blank space left on each side of the forum. I would like to suggest a revamp, or alternatives offered. Thoughts...? Chris

Hello there, You have a 32bit OS, and you are trying to run a 64bit program (ld-linux-x86-64.so.2). Here is the link to download the 32bit version. http://download.nullsoft.com/shoutcast/tools/sc_serv2_linux_07_31_2011.tar.gz Chris

What does this produce when run at the command line: uname -a Chris

Hello there, That error generally means that you have the wrong version installed for your system, for example, you have the 64 bit version installed on a 32 bit kernel. Chris

Hello there, In order to change the PHP handler, you need to go into: Main >> Service Configuration >> Configure PHP and SuExecIn there, you can change what the default handler is. DSO is arguably the fastest, however, it is also the least secure. To add a PHP caching engine, you can rebuild...

Always happy to help :) Glad to hear things are working now. Chris

Hi there, You are not listening on a TCP socket, otherwise it would list port 3306. You need to check your my.cnf file. Someone stated added it in WHM corrects this, however, I do not believe they are correct. Adding in WHM will allow the IP in the mysql hosts table, this does not change the...

Hello there, Check your MySQL settings (/etc/my.cnf) to ensure that it is listening for an external connection. If you have disabled networking, you will have to comment that out, then restart the server. You can also run this command to see what it is listening on: netstat -anp | grep...

Hello there, Check the httpd.pid file, it may still exist, so it will not let you start the daemon. Not sure what flavor of Linux you are using, so I cannot tell you the location specifically. Regards, Chris

Hello there, The variables it states to adjust are can be found in the /etc/my.cnf file. If there is no variable in that file with the names of the "variables to adjust" recommendations, then the variable is using its default value. It looks like there are a few recommendations, along with...

Good Day, This is from them directly:

Hello Folks, Some of you may know me from the support system @ scorpiohost. I go by Chris there, and have been with them now for about 4 months or so. I just wanted to let you know, that I have been trying to get in contact with the owner as well, and so far, have been unsuccessful. If I do...

You need to fully stop, and then start the server for the serverlimit directive to take effect. service httpd stop service httpd start

Do you have Virtualmin GPL as well? It's a free option that will automate many of the tasks when adding in a new domain. http://webmin.com/virtualmin.html If you do not have this installed, you will need to create a user, then change the Apache configuration to add the domain for the user...

The error is because the entry already exists within the database you are trying to import into. Either clear out the old database, or, create a new database and dump the file into it.

You have DNS issues at the server level. At your registrar, for sharingw.com, you have ns1.sharingw.com and ns2.sharingw.com listed. It looks like your zone files are using ns3 and ns4, which causes a mismatch error, and some ISP's will not accept DNS errors, which means they will not resolve...

Try something along these lines: http://www.theblog.ca/mysql-email-backup This can be done without ssh access, all you need to do is set your cron job up to call it at whatever time you want.