Huge CPU Load from vbseo.php

Hello,
When I check load averages on my dedicated server, I always see vbseo.php is generating huge CPU load.



Why is that? There are few other processes for vbseo.php which aren't in this screenshots.

Update: Here is more screenshot



Is it normal? Or is there any solution to this?

My server is a Intel Quad Core CPU X5460 @ 3.16GHz and 8GB of RAM. Normally, I have 300~400 visitors online with the 900 seconds cookie time cut.

Thanks

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Hello Mert..
Is it okay now?

Are you using php/cgi or DSO?

I am using suphp
phpinfo()

The supplied phpinfo page is not loading at all.

Not sure why.. but it's loading pretty fine for me.

Anyway, here is that as image

http://www.dreamstrikes.com/phpinfo.jpg

You will have to re-load that. it is entirely way too small to read

Okay.. Here it is once again..

http://www.dreamstrikes.com/phpinfo.jpg

Try installing xcache. If you don't have anything that requires it, remove ioncube.

Brian, I already have xCache installed..

Since yesterday, the load went to 98% and remains there

According to the above php info, xcache is not installed.

Originally Posted by ipnet

Hello,
When I check load averages on my dedicated server, I always see vbseo.php is generating huge CPU load.

problem is you have php compiled as cgi/fastcgi

Seems you're using whm so recompile php/apache via easyapache - uncheck concurrent PHP4/PHP5 patch and just select PHP5 with cgi unchecked (for DSO – dynamic Apache module) and uncheck mod SuPHP before running easyapache. Then install xcache

There was no problem before with the CGI/FCGI.
It started since I upgraded to 3.6.0 Glod.

@Brian, xCache is installed, but as Apache Module. Now I have changed it to zend extension and you can see it now.