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I have one site on my servers that is driving the load up on the server. There are at times over 50 active processes of CCP running for this site. Looking at the logs, we see hundreds of the following entries for the site:
(Server IP) - - [15/May/2008:08:15:48 -0500] "GET /cgi-bin/ccp51/cp-app.cgi?pg=
cat&ref=ARRAY(0x9f3a058) HTTP/1.1" 200 20423 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"
(Server IP) - - [15/May/2008:08:15:40 -0500] "GET /cgi-bin/ccp51/cp-app.cgi?pg=
cat&ref=ARRAY(0xa37c030) HTTP/1.1" 200 20423 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"
(Server IP) - - [15/May/2008:08:15:55 -0500] "GET /cgi-bin/ccp51/cp-app.cgi?pg=
cat&ref=ARRAY(0xa97c528) HTTP/1.1" 200 20423 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"
(Server IP) - - [15/May/2008:08:16:02 -0500] "GET /cgi-bin/ccp51/cp-app.cgi?pg=
cat&ref=ARRAY(0xa765410) HTTP/1.1" 200 20423 "-" "libwww-perl/5.805"
Is this something that is normal? Any ideas about what might be causing this?
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Never seen a "ref=ARRAY(0x9f3a058)"... looks like maybe a database_call result is not being correctly translated to a variable. Have there been mods to ste_cat.pl or ste_prod.pl? I would tend to suspect ste_cat.pl, since the page called at the time is a category page.
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It looks like it is a hard drive on it's way out that was causing this. We will know before the day is over. Thanks for the input, Rachael!
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Interesting failure mode for a hard drive failure if that's what it turns out to be.
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Second that thought... dang strange way for a hard drive to go. Do keep us up to date on how it turns out!
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We did FDSK on the hard drive and got it repaired. After the repair, the script would not run. Upon investigating further, there was a mod done on the site two days ago and that was when the problem started. I returned the files in the cgi-bin to the latest distribution and now everything is happy! (Except for the client that paid to have the mod done that caused the problem, but that is going to be another saga.)
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HELLO EVERY BODY
Yesterday mr.Terry from hosttec sent a question as follows
I have one site on my servers that is driving the load up on the server. There are at times over 50 active processes of CCP running for this site. Looking at the logs, we see hundreds of the following entries for the site:
It is my website , I bought number of http://www.aatechservices.com/clickcart … temap.html about a year ago and all were working fine
and it not have any problem ,they worked great,but two day ago I ago Ibought two modlue from wwwcartmod.com to beter my website
and for two day now my web site is down ,I can see the picture but when I am clicking on the picture it is giving me this information
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /cgi-bin/ccp51/ on this server.
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Apache Server at www..com Port 80
I bought all the module over $600 dollars and Mr. Terry had to remove module so it can run but it is not running and he took out my ats moudle which never caused any problem as I have them installed by Mr.mark from ATs over a year ago,I donot know what to do
pls some body pls guide me,as they all give all this tecnical information.My site is down and I cannot get anyy body till monday
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This high server load comes from the RSS mod that we (cartmod) installed. It runs a high server load when running an update on ALL category pages of CCP so that the site's RSS feeds are current before the mod pings several media outlets with the site's RSS feeds. It should cause a spike in server load while doing the updates but the server load should not be anywhere near strong enough to bring down the hosting server and the update only runs for a minute or two depending on the number of categories in the site. I admit that the array reference is not being translated from the memory hash in this particular instance and that will be corrected for the client and we will put in some delay code between each iteration of the category loop to lessen the load on the server but again, we run this mod on our own servers regularly and they have little impact on the server resources. The code essentially mimics what would happen if you had hundreds of visitors on your website so if this code brought your site down then your server will also fail if you get a hundred visitors on your site simultaneously.
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With the RSS mod running, it seems like it brought out a hidden issue with the servers hard drive controller. Seems it was on it's way out and finally completed it's job last night while the data center was running tests on it. We are now in the process of replacing the drive and restoring the server. I would guess that a server that was operating properly could handle the load that the RSS module created, just so happened that this server had a hidden problem that soon became apparent once the load was increased.
Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to put some time delays in the module just in case it was running during a heavy load time on any shared server.
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