Dean Hamer

Apologies for the lack of communication on this. I must start with an apology. The slowness was not application-based at all and was, in fact, a cyber attack from a Hong-based IP. Once it was blocked, our issue was instantly fixed. I am still not sure why making the forum offline fixed the issue though 🙄

As expected, turning the site online, the CPU has now gone back up to around 100%. Interestingly, I'm not sure that SQL is the issue; the first screenshot below shows the CPU usage going up. The image below shows the processes that are taking up the CPU usage: /opt/cpanel/ea-php81/root/usr/bin/php-cgi /home/USERNAME/public_html/index.phpInterestingly, I don't think this is SQL related based on the evidence above.

This is currently what is running before I go online.

So, I tested my theory, and I have found that the website works perfectly once I make it offline. When I make it online, it grinds to a halt, with the CPU hitting 100% consistently. I turned the site on around 8/9 p.m. last night, and it was 100% almost instantly. I set my alarm for 03:00 and turned it off, and the CPU immediately dropped to normal levels and stayed at that level throughout the morning. I will now make it online, see what processes are making it 100%, and post the results.

Interestingly, when I make the site offline, the CPU drops massively and back to normal and the site is quick and responsive, no issues. I turn it back on and grinds to a halt.

Just some dangerous php functions enabled which I am currently disabling. I have updated my access details, let me know if you have any issues getting on. Thanks I've logged in to my vps shell and looked at what is the biggest load and it is showing as SQL I've all so rebooted my host.

Ok, I still have a slow website. 100% CPU utilisation. I have: Disabled all addons. Changed to InnoDb Changed to PHP version 8.1.28 Removed any old databases. Any suggestions?

Last question, how do I prune the repeated log error? I know what the error is and have fixed but need to prune it from the logs.

I'm on the home straight and fixed most issues, anyone know what the latest version of PHP that is supported by incision? I can go up to 8.3

Could my issue be related to the following thread? I'm on version: 4.7.16

Just to add, upon inspection at the WHM level, SQL is taking 65% of my CPU usage; I'm not sure if this is normal. I'm currently taking a full backup before upgrading PHP and moving to InnoDB tables.

Hi all, I was wondering if someone could help. Yesterday morning, around 2 a.m., my Invision installation started constantly hitting 100% CPU, which is obviously slowing down people browsing my community. My website idles typically around the 5%—10% CPU mark. I have disabled all applications, but the problem persists; I have a warning that my PHP is on version 8.0.30 and that my SQL is on non-InnoDB tables, which I am looking to rectify now. Is there anything else that could be causing this? Thanks, Dean

How do I do this?

Hi, I have the following code embedded on my website: www.uptheshakers.co.uk <div id="fs-standings"></div> <script> (function (w,d,s,o,f,js,fjs) { w['fsStandingsEmbed']=o;w[o] = w[o] || function () { (w[o].q = w[o].q || []).push(arguments) }; js = d.createElement(s), fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; js.id = o; js.src = f; js.async = 1; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(window, document, 'script', 'mw', 'https://cdn.footystats.org/embeds/standings.js')); mw('params', { leagueID: 9962 }); </script> The code is working but is not updating client side without them having to clear their cache, I have caching disabled on the block as per screenshot below: Am I missing something? Thanks.

I have an issue where I edit historical articles, and they jump straight to the top of the category on the homepage. I edit the publish date to be say the 6th December at 16:30, saved the article went back in and it's not saved. The date is then on the current time and date. I cannot get the article off the top of the feed and is throwing the rest of the articles out of sync. Any ideas?