What's going on?

**Supersleeper** · 24-05-2011, 01:25

Firstly - sorry - didn't realise I was breaching the terms of service.

I did a search and you mentioned this in another thread as a possible alternative.

1) By setting up a VPN connection on a VPS/Semi-Dedicated or a Dedicated server.. & browsing the sites connecting to it. We do provide the required platform to host such apps

A solution to my issue?

**Rock** · 24-05-2011, 16:01

Originally Posted by Supersleeper

Firstly - sorry - didn't realise I was breaching the terms of service.

I did a search and you mentioned this in another thread as a possible alternative.

1) By setting up a VPN connection on a VPS/Semi-Dedicated or a Dedicated server.. & browsing the sites connecting to it. We do provide the required platform to host such apps

A solution to my issue?

Yes, you can have a VPN installed on a VPS/SD or a Dedicated server for browsing the sites after connecting to it.
VPNs are far better & secure than proxies

**Supersleeper** · 24-05-2011, 20:24

OK - thanks - I'm in the process of switching all 3 over.

**Rock** · 25-05-2011, 11:15

Originally Posted by Supersleeper

OK - thanks - I'm in the process of switching all 3 over.

You're welcome

**Supersleeper** · 25-05-2011, 11:22

No problem - apologies for being an arse.

**naheemzaffar** · 02-06-2011, 22:57

I seem to be having similar problems with apache constantly going down since a month ago.

It seems to go down every day if not a few times a day and even though it is meant to auto restart, it never does.

It must have gone down around 5 times today alone.

**eUK-Alan** · 03-06-2011, 07:24

Originally Posted by naheemzaffar

I seem to be having similar problems with apache constantly going down since a month ago.

It seems to go down every day if not a few times a day and even though it is meant to auto restart, it never does.

It must have gone down around 5 times today alone.

Hello

I have checked the logs on main node and found that httpd service was killed by the vzkernel itself. The main reason behind the httpd failure was there were number of TIME_WAIT connections causing load on it.

I have installed and configured csf firewall to keep control on incoming connections on port 80 and other services.

FYI, I have opened ticket HLP-215-88874 on your behalf and explained everything in it.
Please feel free to update the ticket in case if you need further assistance.

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