Is there housekeeping period?

[wilxp]

I have been using ispcp for 4 years. All is well except for a small annoying problem. Sometimes, i cannot access all my registered domain for a few minutes or 1-2 hours. It will be fine after i re-visit those domains after a while.

I suspect that either my ubuntu server is doing house-keeping or ispcp daemon doing house-keeping. How do i trouble-shoot?

[kilburn]

Login to your server through ssh when the domains are inaccessible, and look at which programs are running and their resource usage. This should give you and indication of where to look at....

[joximu]

(12-28-2009 04:47 PM)wilxp Wrote:  I have been using ispcp for 4 years.

wow - ispcp was founded in autumn of 2006....

/J

[wilxp]

I was using vhcs previously...

[Nuxwin]

VHCS

This word is banned here ! ! !

Ok, I go out

[wilxp]

Sorry, didn't know that.

[motokochan]

nuxwin is joking, I think.

ispCP Omega isn't VHCS, although it's a fork of the code. Thus you could not have been using ispCP Omega for four years.

[wilxp]

(12-29-2009 03:09 PM)motokochan Wrote:  nuxwin is joking, I think.

ispCP Omega isn't VHCS, although it's a fork of the code. Thus you could not have been using ispCP Omega for four years.

I mean i have been using VHCS, then later ispCP. The same problem occurs every now and then. Not sure whether is it because i do not have a fixed IP address. I am using dyndns to redirect my traffic to the web server.

[motokochan]

Yes, that could be the reason. All IP entries have a cache time (called the TTL) that they are valid for. I think DynDNS (the actual service by that name, although there are other providers) have it for 5 minutes on their dynamic, and a few hours for static.

[wilxp]

What is the best method to redirect traffic to a server with a dynamic IP?