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Thanks Michael - I'll pass it along and see if that helps.

Also, my performance test is generally over 900 but drops below 300 on occasion. It is always because of a high MSQL reading.

Not only that, but the set-up I'm on is much better than the baseline for the test, and should "smoke" it well over a thousand. I've only seen it break a thousand once, and I can test when there is no load SHOWING on the server, and have anywhere from 300-950.

Physically, we have the fastest form of storage, so I'm thinking perhaps the MSQL settings or general config settings are not "tuned" properly.

Is there a recommended guide somewhere that addresses optimizing the settings? I found this - is this what we should be looking at? https://www.jamroom.net/brian/documentation/guides

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Hi Michael,

He can see what processes the server is running already. The problem is, those specifically being generated from Jamroom are not easily identified, or not showing, as they are internal - if I am understanding correctly.

I know what the queue viewer is, but unless I'm converting a video or something, I generally don't see anything there. However, if nothing is showing there Jamroom still has to be running processes, or else it would be dead.

What I'm looking for is something that shows me all running Jamroom process, just like when I go to my Windows task manager, I can see running processes.

Why would it need over 20 simultaneous processes running at times? Could this be when the daily integrity check runs? Where is the peak coming from - how can we know without a process viewer?
updated by @ken-rich: 02/15/15 02:48:17PM

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My host has monitoring software installed which is showing this with the limit currently set at 20.


This raises the questions, what processes does Jamroom run in the course of a day? Are they spaced out as cron jobs should be? When are they likely to peak?

Related to that, is their a process viewer built in that will show running processes. For instance, how do we know that it's a good time to do a performance test when we can't see what processes are running?

updated by @ken-rich: 03/21/15 09:42:38PM

Where is the Installation Documentation?

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For example, if he chose subscribed artist, the silver artist badge (attached) would show up in that same space.

The steps to accomplish all this are here - https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/forum/ning-to-jamroom/17428/sorting-migrants-into-quotas/search_string=badges

However, it's an "ugly" hack of B360's original set-up. If he redesigned with this functionality in mind, it could have an easy ACP interface.

Hope that helps...

updated by @ken-rich: 02/15/15 09:34:43AM

Where is the Installation Documentation?

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Hi Strumelia,

You should look at the modification I did with this.

You can actually not only change the displayed image, you can send a specific quota a message (as opposed to or in addition to an image) and have only the logged in owner of the account see it. The message can contain a hyperlink to where an expected action must be performed.

I'm using it get imported Ning members to choose an account (Member or Artist, Free or Paid).

So if you look at the attached screenshot, only admins and the profile owner can see what is in yellow. As soon as he picks a quota other than Ning import, he no longer sees the message, but whatever image is associated with his new quota.

updated by @ken-rich: 02/15/15 09:34:09AM

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DOH

updated by @ken-rich: 02/13/15 01:58:54PM

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Bit confused on that, I thought this was the new support forum for hosting? So where exactly is it that I post any new hosting issues?

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Cool beans - it's updating now. Ya I make my passwords strong - lol.

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Hi Brian,

Yes it's installed and I plugged in the number. I also see a Jamroom 5 fresh install when I check my Jamroom server account, so I know it's not overwriting that with my "slurp".

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I attempted to kill the process and re-initiate but nothing worked. I rebooted and it went right back to:

0 files and directories imported in 5,103 seconds.