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Until this gets implemented, a simple workaround will be to use "ionice" to de-prioritize the high IO processes. Run a cronjob every 1-minute to detect high IO process and apply ionice to them. Just my 2 cents. :rolleyes:

My issue have been resolved. Thanks a LOT to "iseletsk" for his AWESOME help. To resolve my problem, the following was done... 1) Edit file: /etc/yum.conf 2) Append this line to the above file: plugins=1 After that, the normal setup process just worked fine. Thanks again to "iseletsk". :)

Thanks iseletsk, for your fast response. Let me contact you right away at your cloudlinux.com mailbox. Once this gets resolved, I will post the resolution here.

[Resolved] CloudLinux Installation Problem Hello iseletsk, I am facing an issue with running CloudLinux. I already have a server running CentOS + CPanel + LiteSpeed. Then I converted CentOS to CL using the process as shown in section Switch From CentOS to CloudLinux today at --...