No, not for now.
You just posted it when I'm already done transfering my Live Forum
I will do it later when I got another box.
How did you minimize your mysql server memory consumption?
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You just posted it when I'm already done transfering my Live Forum
I will do it later when I got another box.
Moshe1010
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The problem is with SYS Ireland, which is the only place US customers can purchase servers in Europe from this company.I just ordered this plan - http://www.soyoustart.com/us/offers/sys-e32-2.xml
- Sent my Identifications
- Then after 1 hour, they activate my order
- Right now, I'm playing with the server already
Floren
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That means never.No, not for now.
You just posted it when I'm already done transfering my Live Forum
I will do it later when I got another box.
Plus you are running on a custom OVH kernel, which you cannot yum update.Yes, I can Yum UpdateThat means never.
I can try it now on my old Dedicated @ OVH.
The one I hosted my forum from December 2013 - May 3, 2014
Floren
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Are you sure you can update the kernel? OVH block in purpose the kernel updates.
This is my current Kernel Version: 3.10.23-xxxx-std-ipv6-64
Is is outdated?
Floren
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Ya, is a custom OVH kernel that you cannot update.
The proper kernel version for a Red Hat based distribution is:
You should not rely on the fact they use newer version, how do you know what OVH does in their compiled code? The kernel is so important and the official packages go through extensive testing on Red Hat QA, before they are released to public.
The proper kernel version for a Red Hat based distribution is:
Code:
# yum -q list kernel | tail -n 1
kernel.x86_64 2.6.32-431.11.2.el6 @updates