If there are any experts on the prisoner original tv show then maybe you could help me answer a question that has been bothering me for a few decades
in the final episode fall out ending scene there is some music playing but i have never been able to discover its name or who produced it and im hoping someone might know
I checked and the prices are the same as the below image if you go to the Premium Hosting page on iFastNetās website and uncheck āFree Domainsā. It always costs $1 more if you order a plan with free domains included as well.
This one. What does this code do is to let $feelBetter become true (which always return true), rather than comparing them, effectively limiting the use of the code to identify whether one is still OK after drinking all that beer
Ah yes, one of my first topics. I pretty much believe that I forgot to tell you guys impersonation is more than just common here at China. Itās everywhere My English feels so bad back then
If you uncheck the āfreeā domain name, you will see the same pricing as whatās on our panel. You get $1 per month discount if you get the plan without āfreeā domain.
Yes, Iām fully aware of the irony and have confronted iFastNet about it, but I wasnāt able to get the point across.
recently a member accidentally deleted their .htaccess in / see this post
and although everthing still functions (index.php, index.html, index2.html, error pages) without the .htaccess there is one thing that doesnt and that is the two .css files fail to load because the secure connection has failed !
Both sites are currently working for me, although TTL has a horrible load time for some reason. Are you still experiencing the issue?
EDIT: Looking though my overflowing inbox (just got back from a trip), looks like there was a 7.5 hr outage (presumably when the suspended message showed).
I am aware of why it happened (yes, itās invoice related), however I believed my hosting provider had adequately adjusted the system after a conversation we had. Obviously that did not happen, but I am assuming someone took action to get it back up, so Iām happy
Chatting with my friend and he told me that his 2C2G VPS sometimes crashes because it simply cannot run MySQL well.
I didnāt believe it. So I proceed to create an AlmaLinux 9 VM with the exact same specs and stress tested it with 1200 concurrent connections per second. While the CPU was fully acquired, its far from crashing, and no, the RAM isnāt fully consumed. (Itās only at 1.2G)
It turns out that he is just believing whatever sh*t that rubbish Chinese control panel throw at him. His server did crashed before (And he said itās because of RAM), but honestly I donāt see a reason. In fact Iām willing to suspect that the panel is the reason why did the server crashed in the first place.
This is the story of how a poorly designed control panel could ruin your entire website journey.
By the way, I know someone here that do have a VPS with 2GB of RAM. Is 2GB really just that incapable?
MySQL has a LOT of knobs to turn to adjust performance and resource consumption. If you configure MySQL to use a more memory than what is available, it may crash because the system runs out of memory. If you configure MySQL to use less memory, then you wonāt have that issue, but if you configure it too low you may be leaving performance on the table.
Your provider may even be overselling RAM. It doesnāt happen a lot I think because it probably would be quite noticeable from the VPS, but a cheap and/or greedy VPS provider might be doing that too.
Side node about this: this could be caused both by how memory usage is tuned, but also the size of the data set. 1200 concurrent connections is a lot, but if those connections only interact with <100 MB of data, then there is simply not enough data to fill multiple GB of memory.
It sounds more like the story of how having your own server while having no idea how to manage it and trusting that installing a control panel means it will magically maintain your entire server and making it run perfectly is just not how it works.
I have VPS smaller than that, and those are quite capable of doing the things I need them to do.
You can host (I know I have) a full LAMP stack on 2 GB of RAM, as long as youāre considerate of the limits, tune things well, or just donāt have too complex a site with too much traffic.