That's my feeling also, but could it be the server is being abused?
Is there a section on this Forum to request paid services to have a look at the server setup?
Its almost as if PHP-FPM can't handle extra visitor generated by the mailshot.
For example I've just enabled 'Under attack mode' in Cloudfare so that users have to verify they're human. Visitors have dropped from 200+ to under 100 and everthing is stable again.
Everytime we send a manual mailshot using DragonByte Mail for some strange reason we have to keep re-starting PHP-FPM service when though the server loads are low.
We have to basically keep re-starting the service until eventually the forum stabilises again. If I close the Forum is all fine...
As per my initial post, see below. Yes have full access to MySQL settings. Its our own dedicated server.
Brand DELL
Model Dell R210-II (2xLFF)
Processor 1x Intel Xeon E3-1230v2
RAM 16 GB
AlmaLinux v9.6.0 STANDARD standard
cPanel Version
126.0.16
Yes but a similar thing is happening when sending out a mailshot.
As soon as theres 1000's of jobs in xf_job my Forum slows dramatically or totally grinds to a halt.
Thats a bit over my head.
What do we do, be paitent and let the jobs run though? Or do we have to start editing files? Which I'd prefer not to do.
We have worse issues trying to send out a Digest with Dragonbyte mail. 1000's of jobs end up in xf_job and the forum becomes unusable. We have to...
We recently moved from Vbulletin 4.2 to XF2.3.
We're having an issue that when a large amount of jobs get added to xf_job table we get high CPU usage.
If we try to send out a mailshot to all members the forum more or less grinds to a halt.
Today I decided to batch delete approx 66,500...
As per the support ticket on your online store.
I need to stop email that is in the process of being sent. I cannot find a table named xf_mail_queue.
Can you please help? I need to stop an email that is in the process of being sent as this addon is just killing my forum.
Forum is run on a...