O2 Proxy Host Down ??

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Originally Posted by Nathan

Should be back up now - someone was downloading a huge file via a proxy which caused Apache to crash and it wasn't able to automatically restart. I'm still unsure about how stable Glype is and I suggest everyone limits the amount people can download - saves bandwidth as well.

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I always set the download limit to 1mb !!

My proxies are for surfing not for downloading you know ;)

Back online people! At least for me it is :)

Yup ,it's running like a charm at the moment :D

Arg not again:doh:

Was down 5 minutes ago, but it's working at the moment. :)

Yup it's up again ,lets hope that it will remain like that :thumbup:

It's also annoying that whenever the /tmp fills up the proxy script [ using Glype ] stops working altogether. Well, everything just gets blocked as a hotlinking and some other funky errors..

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Warning: Unknown: write failed: No space left on device (28) in Unknown on line 0
Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/tmp) in Unknown on line 0

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Does anyone keep an eye on this happening on their O2proxy hosted site ?

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Disk /usr/tmpDSK (/tmp)100% %
Disk /xeroagent (xeroagent)5 %
Disk /dev/sda1 (/boot)20 %
Disk /dev/loop0 (/var/tmp)100%

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Has happened with many other hosts I've used as well.. One of the joys with shared proxy hosting I guess and a good incentive to move to a dedicated server quickly..

I didn't notice any 100% full errors but I cleared the tmp directories and now see:

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Disk /usr/tmpDSK (/tmp) 77%
Disk /dev/sda1 (/boot) 20%
Disk /dev/loop0 (/var/tmp) 76%
Disk /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 (/) 6% %

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Are you quoting from cPanel or somewhere else?

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Originally Posted by Mike-XS

It's also annoying that whenever the /tmp fills up the proxy script [ using Glype ] stops working altogether. Well, everything just gets blocked as a hotlinking and some other funky errors..



Does anyone keep an eye on this happening on their O2proxy hosted site ?



Has happened with many other hosts I've used as well.. One of the joys with shared proxy hosting I guess and a good incentive to move to a dedicated server quickly..

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You could set up a simple cron script to clean out the /tmp folder - maybe use find with mtime to delete files over a certain age. (To preserve any present sessions)

Hi Nathan, yes I was checking the server status page in cpanel. It only lasted for a short time and everything worked fine again.