Site loads slow after few days

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Jontish, Dec 21, 2008.

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    Hello. I run my own dedicated server at home with 100 mbit internet.
    Has always worked fine, until the last month, when I started noticed that the pages took either 1-3 seconds or 20 seconds to load. I restarted the server, then it worked fine again but after a few days it started to occur again.
    Now I have been doing this for two weeks and I am getting tired of having to restart my server.

    Newest apache @ win 2k3 server.
    Only and ONLY Apache is running, nothing else.
     
    Jontish, Dec 21, 2008 IP
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    You might not like it: but windows sucks honestly for servers.
    Yea, a lot of people use it. But there is nothing in windows that can come close to performance and quality of a linux server.
    You got 100 mbps ? Damn get a linux box down there, it's really not hard to learn.

    About your problem:
    Try run a tool that graphs your cpu usage, the tools from sysinternals are free and really good.
    Maybe you can find something that takes your cpu power away.
     
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    Yeah well I have considered to use Linux, but it used to work perfectly with the Win.
    Anyway, I noticed something suspicious in the tool you recommended me.
    I'll try to work it out without having to switch operative system.

    Thanks.
     
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    I meant that the tools found something suspicious, not that the tools are suspicious :p
     
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    Tried some stuff though I'm still stuck..if anyone got an idea please write
     
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    please I need help
     
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    I solved this. It was a bug in the network driver.
     
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