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    ruby railsrunner at 99% of CPU continuously

    Hi, just updated the LSWS to latest and got 1.11 going for the ruby-lsapi but now I see that one railsrunner.rb stays all the time with a NICE value of 3 and takes up 99% cpu. is this normal? thx -Amr
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    Index file not found?

    alaithea, I used this method: click on Server configuraton button from "home" Click on the "Server" tab handle on the left hand side (it is already selected actually) the "General" tab should be already selected. scroll down about half way and you'll see the Server Log and Error Log...
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    mistwang, thanks for posting it back here. Hopefully we'll get the gem soon enough. I'm just going to keep killing the processes as it is in dev anyway. thanks, Amr
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    Can you post to this thread what the problems was when it is resolved? thanks, Amr
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    I think you are within the limit based on the Max Connections setting. It was kind of confusing for me too, but this is what I am doing now. Figure out how many processes you can afford on your vps or shared account Divide it by 3, and set your MAX Connections to that number. NOTE: EACH...
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    Regarding 1.8, do you recommend building a gem and then installing or just use setup.rb? I'm wondering if this will interfere with a gem-only strategy I've been following. thanks,
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    1.7 barfed all over itself last night. I woke up this morning and it had been spawning until I think it ran out of memory. I have 18 rubly lsap and 3 lsphp (didn't have this prob before) sitting there. 1.21 maybe contributing to it? I dunno. I'll try the 1.8 lsapi and see how that goes...
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    RubyLsapi vs. PHPLsai performance

    I suspected as much. I'm running it in production mode so logging is minimal. Truth be told the 3rd party app I'm using could use some query tuning because right now its a super-hog. I'll take a look at the benchmarks you mentioned.. I'm loving LSWS btw, I think I'm gonna go with enterprise...
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    RubyLsapi vs. PHPLsai performance

    I have noticed that when I lightly load my rails virtual host with a simple 'ab -n 30 ', the railsrunner seems to take about 40-70% of the user cpu, while when I load my php vhost hitting the title page of my blog, it hovers around maybe 15-30% of user CPU. could it be that the rubylsapi...
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    I updated to 1.7 and it seems to be holding much better when I use "ab". The process count doesn't increase. lsapi 1.7 seems about 3-5% slower (vs 1.6) on the same machine though, but that's just a rough calc. database intensive pages seem to be around 10-15% slower, but that is just off of...
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    Getting Lots of Ruby Processes

    This is funny, I am getting the same kind of issue, I have set the max connections for each of my VHosts to 3, but if this morning I noticed I had 16 processes.. at 20mb each, it eats up my half gig pretty easily.. I also wonder why LS starts a new RailsRunner when I click on a link in my RoR...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    Bingo!!!!!!!!!! BINGO!! this worked! i got my wordpress working.. yay! :) thanks to both you and xing! for helpful hints. I'm going to document it and submit it back as a howto or something. I used your wiki php guide (in the sticki post) to compile the php, but used 4.4.4...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    thank you both kind sirs, I will follow your sage advices, and see where that takes me. eventually I think I'm looking at a recompile because everything else has stayed exactly the same and I can use mysql to connect from commandline.. (unless it is the way i'm defining the VHost which shouldn't...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    Hey Xing, thanks for hanging in there, really appreciate it. This is incredible customer support! I tried this, and now I think things are much clearer after your excellent explanation. To paraphrase the big lebowski, "My thinking had become all uptight ..." regarding this whole thing .. Thanks...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    quick update, looked at the admin gui (context tab) again, and there is /php/ static handler there, so I copied that, and added index.php under the general tab. At this point, after graceful restart, I can see a wordpress error page. this tells me now I'm getting the PHP executed, but now it...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    thanks for responding Xing, first I'll describe my setup, then I will address the numbered points you have mentioned. This is mysetup: ip1.187 -> blogdomain.com ip2.186 -> railsdomain.com I have the dns setup and resolving to the above domains (ips are on same physical box). I did...
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    hrrrrummmm... I took off my rant.. these two things didn't work. Does anyone else know how I can get a wordpress install to work with litespeed? like a general a,b,c,d guide? I'm not looking for handholding, just a couple helpful hints in terms of general steps would really help. Thanks amr
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    Wordpress Install on Litespeed

    Thanks! Thanks so much for the pointer,I didn't realize I could look at the ocnfiguration parameters. I will try that today. Cheers! -Amr
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