Krydos

I recommend Ubuntu 20 for a moodle site as it's the easiest linux distro to administrate. It has cutting edge versions of most everything too which helps avoid vulnerabilities. It's really easy to upgrade your VPS to higher stats later if you want, but you can start with the 2 GB memory, 2 CPUs, and 50 GB hard drive for $4 per month. Memory affects the speed of the websites the most, more CPUs help if you have a lot of multitasking going on, and hard drive space is for storing files, images, videos, etc. You can install cpanel on your vps if you want to, but be aware that it will cost you $15 per month for the solo license. https://cpanel.net/pricing/ Like Wolstech said a lot of people like to install free control panels like VestaCP, but be aware that control panels use a lot more resources than just plain ssh does so your load will be higher and your speeds will be slower. The basic process is to zip up your files, and backup your databases. Then install apache or nginx on the vps. You'll also need to install php and mysql. Then unzip your files onto the vps, and load your databases into mysql on the vps. I strongly recommend at least trying to learn how to do a lot of that stuff yourself because a VPS is a great opportunity for learning, but if you get stuck I can help, or if you mess things up really bad I can always just wipe the hard drive and start over with a fresh operating system install.

It looks like most of your memory usage is coming from imap actually. Do you have a lot of email clients connecting constantly?

That's how any php script looks like to the load meter. Moodle is written in php so it's most likely that. If you have several php applications you can differentiate them in the load meter by setting them to use different php versions. For instance, moodle could use php 7.3 and wordpress could use php 7.2. Then you could tell which one was causing more load between the two.

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If you have a moment we would all appreciate it if you could open a support ticket to registro.br and let them know their system is set up wrong. It will help save thousands of people from having the same issue as you if they fix it.

I sent an email FROM your account and found that you do not have DKIM enabled. Cpanel normally sets this up for you by default. I recommend enabling it because most email providers will put emails that aren't signed with DKIM to the spam box or just delete them entirely. I also sent an email TO your domain and it arrived successfully in your inbox. Everything seems to be working, I just recommend getting DKIM working again. Let us know if you need help with that.

If you can't make the payment via gofundme that's fine. You can pay using paypal or skrill or crypto. Whatever works best for you. Over the past 24 hours here is where your memory usage has come from: 43.92% /opt/cpanel/ea-php73/root/usr/bin/php-cgi 18.50% php /home/pausur03/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php (Jan 21, 19:04:36 Adhoc task: 1 coretaskcourse_backup_task) 12.98% php /home/pausur03/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php (Jan 21, 19:01:01 Scheduled task: coretaskh5p_get_content_types_task) 7.93% cpaneld - serving 119.76.4.156 4.80% php /home/pausur03/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php (Jan 21, 19:04:32 Waiting for next scheduled task) 4.57% php /home/pausur03/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php (Jan 21, 19:09:27 Adhoc task: 2 coretaskcourse_backup_task) 2.74% php /home/pausur03/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php (Jan 21, 19:00:31 Scheduled task: coretaskregistration_cron_task) 0.93% /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/php -d auto_prepend_file=none -d auto_append_file=none /usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/softaculous/enduser/index.live.php 593535e24dfe1e50427d2f23843a80e6 0.91% cpaneld - serving 65.19.143.5 0.87% /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel ./frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php The cron is causing quite a bit of memory usage, but not as much as php itself.

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It looks like Ricky crashed overnight. Is your site working for you now?

Not open so many connections at once?

What are you trying to do exactly? Rewrite everything to index.php?

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It looks like pycox isn't compatible with our shared hosting plans. You'll need a VPS for that. https://www.heliohost.org/vps/

I have increased your storage to the maximum, and you don't need to log in to cpanel to keep your account active until 2021-07-18. Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Thank you so much for your donation!

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There you go https://krydos2.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules37.py

The extension gmp is already installed on Ricky's php 7.2. https://krydos1.heliohost.org/72/phpinfo.php

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Having more than 1 account is a violation of our terms of service. You have a Tommy account and a Johnny account. I recommend deleting the Johnny account. Once you've done so let us know and I'll install your python module on Tommy.

You can use phpmyadmin to run raw sql commands. Click the database you want on the left navigation pane, and then hit the sql tab along the top. The commands you type in that box will be run. The other option is you can enable remote mysql connections to your database, and then run an application or command such as mysql --host=johnny.heliohost.org --user=antobarb --database=antobarb_example -p

Since we don't offer command line access to run composer commands on our shared hosting accounts you have 3 options: Get a VPS instead where you'll have root SSH access https://www.heliohost.org/vps/Run the composer commands on your home computer or another system that you do have command line access to, and then upload the resulting directory structure.Use a service such as https://php-download.com/ to run the composer command for you. This doesn't always work very well though.Let us know how we can help.

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