ziad87

Ah OK.

Maybe if you don't want to re sign up then you could restore the backups after Johnny is up.

True, softaculous includes it too.

Johnny failed. Check news.

Actually, I think you might still get cpanel LTS updates. I don't think it will do a mass file replacement from the cpanel repository. Latest cpanel 68

Ok, I don't think this is the right place to post this. And you're welcome to call this idea "unwanted, useless" But anyways, here is the idea - - - Install phpmyadmin themes. Do it by downloading themes here (v4.6 is what Tommy uses), then unzipping and copying to /usr/local/cpanel/base/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/themes

Oh wow. If it keeps down like this then it will surely reach 0% And look at Tommy. With the [ 100% ] Are the uptimes calculated every 24 hours?

Maybe you could make an internal autoinstaller, hosted on Cody maybe.

Since Johnnys getting rebuilt you will get the latest cpanel right? 100th post

I would like my name changed to ziad87 to match my hosting account. (don't forget login and display names) Thanks...

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Johnny's uptime: [ 0% ] Now that's a new low. 0% Ouch.

(not sure) Can't you just drop it from cpanel?

You should change it to say "Your server, X is down. Please try again later." X=your server

Ha Ha Ha

It's a miracle! 1 crash and innodb is toast. 5-15 crashes and innodb is... FINE!

Oh ok

I MEANT THE HELIONET ONES!

Any news on the MySQL?

Hmm. The monitor shows free registrations open while Johnny is down. That's bound to cause errors right?

I AM SO ANGRY BECAUSE THE ANGRY EMOJI DOES NOT WORK!!! :angry: :angry: :angry:

Ah ok. Let's hope we don't crash C:\ (lily) and /home1/ (tommy)

Disk. Disk. DISK! Or someone is abusing MySQL. Maybe making millions of queries? Maybe move the /var/ partition to the NAS, see how that works out? I don't think you can login to WHM to see who is #1 on load/mysql queries if it keeps crashing like this

Isn't /home1/ the new NAS?

High load, maybe, and the load is so high that it cannot suspend the user... edit: But its an outright crash. The monitor shows all is fine and stable then solid red. Don't tell me that the disks failed again. And the loss of millions of InnoDB tables