Check my status.php?

[chette]

We've been experiencing situations wherein the website seems to "hang" -- meaning, whenever I enter the URL in the browser, it will take forever before Firefox finally displays its standard connection problem page.

Its probably in my server configuration I used the out-of-the box setup of our host, being totally new (really) to VPS.

Can someone make any suggestions based on the information below? I would really appreciate any help & guidance to make this work out

Forum: http://talk.philmusic.com/board

Status.php: http://talk.philmusic.com/board/status.php

phpinfo: http://talk.philmusic.com/board/status.php?php

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[Oldiesmann]

Your host needs to increase the following MySQL variables:

query_cache_size
thread_cache_size

I would also recommend asking them to install APC or a similar accelerator so you can take advantage of SMF's built-in caching support.

[chette]

Thanks Oldiesmann. I really appreciate it. I'll try to changes right now.

[JuanPablo]

Your host needs to increase the following MySQL variables:

query_cache_size
thread_cache_size

I would also recommend asking them to install APC or a similar accelerator so you can take advantage of SMF's built-in caching support.

How increase this variables?

query_cache_size
thread_cache_size

[SleePy]

contact your host and ask them...

[Oldiesmann]

Yes, those are things that only the server admnistrator (or someone with root access in MySQL) can change.

[JuanPablo]

Yes, those are things that only the server admnistrator (or someone with root access in MySQL) can change.

the host is my

[Oldiesmann]

In that case, login to MySQL as root from the shell.

Once you get the mysql prompt, you can change the values using this command:

Code Select Expand

SET GLOBAL variable=value;

Keep an eye on status.php while you're doing this so you can tell when you have the right values set.

For thread_cache_size, I recommend starting at 1024 and increasing or decreasing the values in multiples of around 512 (0.5kb) or so until things get within normal range.

The query_cache_size will need to be much larger - MySQL recommends a minimum of 40kb (40198) for this. Increase it and decrease it by 1kb (1024) as needed until things even out.

The SET GLOBAL ... command is the best way to do it because it allows you to change variables on-the-fly without having to restart MySQL each time.

[JuanPablo]

In that case, login to MySQL as root from the shell.

Once you get the mysql prompt, you can change the values using this command:

Code Select Expand

SET GLOBAL variable=value;

Keep an eye on status.php while you're doing this so you can tell when you have the right values set.

For thread_cache_size, I recommend starting at 1024 and increasing or decreasing the values in multiples of around 512 (0.5kb) or so until things get within normal range.

The query_cache_size will need to be much larger - MySQL recommends a minimum of 40kb (40198) for this. Increase it and decrease it by 1kb (1024) as needed until things even out.

The SET GLOBAL ... command is the best way to do it because it allows you to change variables on-the-fly without having to restart MySQL each time.

Exelent, thanks for reply my message.
This is mi status.php
http://foro.enfierrados.com/status.php

How can get optimized my server?

[Oldiesmann]

Follow the instructions I gave you in my last post - you need to increase the query_cache_size, table_cache and thread_cache_size variables.

[JuanPablo]

Follow the instructions I gave you in my last post - you need to increase the query_cache_size, table_cache and thread_cache_size variables.

But how intruce this command in console mysql?

I have linux red hat and not understand too much...

[Oldiesmann]

As I said earlier...

Login to MySQL from the shell as root (mysql -uroot -p, enter the password when prompted).
When you see the mysql > prompt, enter the SET GLOBAL variable=value; command. Replace "variable" with the actual variable name and "value" with the value that you want for that variable.

[JuanPablo]

As I said earlier...

Login to MySQL from the shell as root (mysql -uroot -p, enter the password when prompted).
When you see the mysql > prompt, enter the SET GLOBAL variable=value; command. Replace "variable" with the actual variable name and "value" with the value that you want for that variable.

Thanks, i change this values, but still the same numbers, and the letters still black, is normal?

[Oldiesmann]

Just keep adjusting them until things get within normal range.

Suggestions:
table_cache and thread_cache - start at 1024 (1KB) and increase/decrease by 256 as needed
query_cache_size - start at 1048576 (1MB) and increase/decrease by 10240 (10KB) as needed

It may take a while. On one forum that I help out with, we had to set the query_cache_size to 3MB (3145728) to get things within normal range.

[chette]

Hi oldiesmann! We did the adjustments on query_cache (3MB), table_cache (1MB), and thread_cache_size (1MB). I thought things we're doing well for a few days, until it "hang" again a while ago

Would it be advisable for me to give query_cache a higher value?

My status.php is here: http://talk.philmusic.com/board/status.php

(By the way, thanks for all your help. I really appreciate it.)

[chette]

Just to add to my post: I brought back query_cache size to 1MB. (When I changed it to 3MB, it kept hanging every few minutes)

[KGIII]

chette:

I am following up on older topics. Does your last post imply that you managed to resolve this? That when you set the query_cache back to 1MB all was good and you are all set now?

[chette]

Ah, I did something else: I downloaded this thing called tuning-primer.sh which gave me suggestions on my MySQL variables.  

[KGIII]

Alright, thank you for showing us what worked for you.

* KGIII marks it solved