Do I need to tune server for hotlinking?

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  • teomaxxx
    Confirmed User
    • May 2003
    • 2737

    #1

    Do I need to tune server for hotlinking?

    I have one new server which i use for hotlinking of movies.
    I Didnt have any problem with server I used for hotlinking before, but this one has really lot of exim processes, which cause high swap load, high memory use and high server load.
    Is there a way how to decrease number of exim processes?
  • darksoul
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2002
    • 4997

    #2
    exim forks when it sends email so I assume you have a lot of emails in the queue.
    On a side note using cpanel for a movie server is overkill.
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    • fris
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      • Aug 2002
      • 55751

      #3
      Originally posted by teomaxxx
      I have one new server which i use for hotlinking of movies.
      I Didnt have any problem with server I used for hotlinking before, but this one has really lot of exim processes, which cause high swap load, high memory use and high server load.
      Is there a way how to decrease number of exim processes?
      if you have a seperate server for hotlinking media, i would just run web and ftp and ssh if you need it.

      and run light httpd instead of apache.

      since you dont need php or anything, will make it a lot faster
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      • teomaxxx
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        • May 2003
        • 2737

        #4
        Originally posted by darksoul
        exim forks when it sends email so I assume you have a lot of emails in the queue.
        On a side note using cpanel for a movie server is overkill.
        can i just cut off exim processes?. i dont need email on that server.

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        • darksoul
          Confirmed User
          • Apr 2002
          • 4997

          #5
          Originally posted by teomaxxx
          can i just cut off exim processes?. i dont need email on that server.
          you can disable it from WHM under services.
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          • gtp
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            • Feb 2007
            • 152

            #6
            I suggest you to ask your tech rep if there is something strange. Lots of exim processes in a server you don't use for mail looks like somebody is using your server to spam the world...

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