Website Suspended

[farkyyy]

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https://farky.site

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Out of nowhere my website just got suspended for hitting too many “Entry Process limits”. I’am pretty sure that I checked those like 30 minutes in my cPanel and it was on like 2-3% used. Can you please check what happened because I’m sure that it didn’t hit the limit but its some system error or something.

[jaikrishna.t]

Hi, please read this article:

My account is suspended, what can I do now

You’re probably looking at this article because your account was just suspended. If your account is suspended, it means you cannot login to your control panel, use FTP or visit your website. If you want to know what to do next, the first thing you need to know is why your account was suspended. There are three different suspension types. Suspended on request or inactivity If you used the Deactivate Account option in your client area or if your account has not received any visitors in 20-60 days…

[Admin]

@farkyyy

I’am pretty sure that I checked those like 30 minutes in my cPanel and it was on like 2-3% used.

That would be surprising, because there is no live counter for entry processes, just a graph with daily usage. Hits do have a “live” counter, but it’s possible that the hits counter is only updated every once in a while.

And please be aware that Entry Processes are not the same as hits.

What is an Entry Process and what does the limit mean

One of the limits InfinityFree enforces is the Entry Process Failures limit, also abbreviated to Entry Process limit or EP limit. This article explains what an entry process is, what the limit means and how you can control it. What is an entry process? Every time a request to a URL on your website is made, a new program is started to retrieve the content of that URL. This process then executes your code, sends the response to the visitor, and finally quits. Note that one entry process is creat…