Vps linux question for hosting

[gundamwing]

ok guys need your answer
i just rent new vps
and after setup cpanel etc
its show 39% memory Usage 394.67 MB of 1 GB Used
its been 2 days 39% memory Usage .


im not added anything or live website


is it normal ?

 

[gundamwing]

bump, after i reboot memory still showing Memory Usage
36% to high for empty vps
what do you think guys?

 

[agente808]

obviously, you are right, it's way way way too high - you should check with the customer support to get it fixed

 

[XScarAudio]

Do you have mysql running on it? Services like that hold memory in case they need it

 

[gundamwing]

Do you have mysql running on it? Services like that hold memory in case they need it

is empty vps fresh new
and the funny things support said spamd overload lol...

 

[gundamwing]

prove

i will make a bad bad review testimonial and all chat log
if they not refund and take this problem easy .

 

[extremephp]

You have WHM/CPanel running and hence all services like apache and mysql is running on your VPS.

If you make a bad review about this, people will shit on you, because this is how it is.

 

[gundamwing]

You have WHM/CPanel running and hence all services like apache and mysql is running on your VPS.

If you make a bad review about this, people will shit on you, because this is how it is.

lol i think you are friend of them funny
i have 5 vps and 4 dedicate server
do you want me show all my gear ?

 

[agente808]

I have 3 VPS and even pretty loaded with accounts, none of them run with the memory that high.

If spamd is running that high, it's either because the root domain is getting massive spams or because there's an error in the configuration.

Have you tried restarting spamd or even a graceful reboot?

If the host can't figure out that's a problem, they deserve a bad review...

 

[XScarAudio]

You have WHM/CPanel running and hence all services like apache and mysql is running on your VPS.

If you make a bad review about this, people will shit on you, because this is how it is.

I have to agree. Those interfaces fire up default services and hold memory. What else did you install as 'etc'?

To the point of a simple mail server taking no memory, that would be accurate, but any time you install web interfaces, etc that require resources, you'll see memory held. Try stopping apache, etc and run a top and see what is still using memory. Without seeing WHAT is using that memory, you're shooting in the dark

 

[pokerjk]

It should be using some but no where near that much.

Spammed server? It's a VPS! Change provider if they are not going to be helpful simple.

 

[Hostwinds]

Latest version of CentOS 5.7 + cPanel and the RAM averages around at 356Mb so your 400 mb is not abnormal at all, this is just how VPS's work...........

http://www.cpanel.net/products/cpanelwhm/system-requirements.html

cPanel recommends 512 Mb RAM

 

[Nitros]

That's why I use webmin on all my machines

 

[mazgalici]

is normal, Linux is always trying to use all the RAM

 

[sialbrijendra]

The usage is fine if you have installed cpanel on it

 

[sockpuppet]

why don't you use ps or top to find the consumer

ps aux | sort -n -k5

or

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