How To Optimize KloxoMr Memory Before I Discontinue

[henry]

I really need to know how to less consume memory on KloxoMr.

# sh /script/sysinfo

A. Kloxo-MR: 6.5.0.f-2014010701

B. OS: CentOS release 5.10 (Final) i686

C. Apps:
   1. MySQL: mysql55-5.5.35-1.ius.el5
   2. PHP: php53u-5.3.28-1.ius.el5
   3. Httpd: httpd-2.2.26-1.el5
   4. Lighttpd: --uninstalled--
   5. Nginx: --uninstalled--
   6. Qmail: qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.29.mr.el5
      - with: courier-imap-toaster-4.1.2-1.3.14.mr.el5
   7. Dns: bind-9.9.4-1.P1.el5

D. Php-type (for Httpd/proxy): php-fpm_event

E. Memory:
                total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
   Mem:           256        235         20          0          0         77
   -/+ buffers/cache:        157         98
   Swap:          256        152        103

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Hopefully, this thread will help me to make a final decision...

[MRatWork]

It's normal, especially if you make another client (reseller/customer). For VPS with memory with 128/256MB better add domain in 'admin' only.

[henry]

Hm..I used the same way in old kloxo lighttpd,
128MB ram also can support 10 domains and no problem.

This 256MB on KloxoMr, for 2 domains also not enough 
Okay, fine.

Is that a way for transferring  these domains to admin through ssh? Or do I have to re-install again..
If yes, what commands should I run?

[MRatWork]

If using 'php-fpm', memory usage for php threads depend on how much client amount. It's because php threads allocated base on client.

Use 'change owner' in each domain to move domain from one client to another.

[henry]

I didn't do anything.
This is my current owner of both domains.



That Owner only admin, cannot be changed.

My situation is transfer both domains under "client" into "admin".

Please advice...

[MRatWork]

So, you are not need to 'change owner'.

If using KVM/Xen, run 'sh /script/clearcache3; sh /script/restart-services' periodically (per-day; use 'cron task' options in 'server' level).

[MRatWork]

Also reduce php-fpm allocate for 'apache' user (need by webmail interface) with:

1. copy /etc/php-fpm/php53-fpm-pool.conf.tpl to custom.php53-fpm-pool.conf.tpl
2. modified custom.php53-fpm-pool.conf.tpl:

from:

Code: [Select]

    $startservers = '4';
    $minspareservers = '2';
    $maxspareservers = '4';
    $maxchildren = '6';
to:

Code: [Select]

    if ($user === 'apache') {
        $startservers = '2';
        $minspareservers = '2';
        $maxspareservers = '2';
        $maxchildren = '2';
    } else {
        $startservers = '4';
        $minspareservers = '2';
        $maxspareservers = '4';
        $maxchildren = '6';
    }
3. run 'sh /script/fixweb; sh /script/restart-web'

[henry]

This is the results,

# sh /script/clearcache3
Execute...
/script/clearcache3: line 7: /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches: Permission denied

[MRatWork]

This is the results,

# sh /script/clearcache3
Execute...
/script/clearcache3: line 7: /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches: Permission denied

So, look like your VPS is OpenVZ. Clearcache not work in OpenVZ.

[henry]

Ok, thanks.
The lesson is go for KVM instead of OpenVZ...