vbseo causing high server load - what to do?

I just got notice that my board is causing a high server load.

I can PM the message I received from hosting to vbseo staff who can help me.


Is help available?

My forum is currently offline cause of this.

Is there any chance someone can investigate this problem because it looks like I'm going to have to disable vbseo ad I don't want to do that.

I think I know what it might be, but want verification and guidance.

Thanks.

vbseo is really messing up by board.

It causes a high server load and also, when I disable vbseo to make the server load come down a bit, it screws up my forum's graphics and skin.

What's the deal with this product?

Any suggestions aside from the usual "get a better server" excuse that everyone chants?

Thanks.

What is the load on you server now? and what was it before installing vBseo?

I just installed vBseo 2 days ago and i dont see any different on my forum.

Did you try optimization of your server? is it dedicated or?

Yes my server is optimized.
I have templates compressed and cached.
I have some parts of vbulletin's javascript optimized as well.

I'm on a shared server wit a dedicated Ip.

My hosting company told me the problem and it is being caused by vbseo and a few cron jobs.

In order to remedy this, I had to disable a few "unnecessary cron job" default features in vbulletin.

Also, had to disable a few features on vbseo.


This freaking product!!!!

Once I performed the following the tasks that I did, including disabling some aspects of vbseo, my forum's server load dropped to below average levels.

Word to the wise, vbulletin is server intensive and coupled with vbseo, it is more server intensive.

I'll be updating this crap on my board for others to read.



In reality, a lot of vbulletin default features are unnecessary and create useless cron jobs.

Originally Posted by MarketTimes

Yes my server is optimized.
I have templates compressed and cached.
I have some parts of vbulletin's javascript optimized as well.

I'm on a shared server wit a dedicated Ip.

My hosting company told me the problem and it is being caused by vbseo and a few cron jobs.

In order to remedy this, I had to disable a few "unnecessary cron job" default features in vbulletin.

Also, had to disable a few features on vbseo.


This freaking product!!!!

Hi,
I am sure that vBseo staff will help you solve this problem.

Did you try opening support ticket with them and ask them for help?

How big is your forum?
Probably not that big since it is running on shared hosting?

Honestly as i mentioned in my first post on this topic i never noticed any bigger load on my server since i installed vbseo.

I am curently using
Apache 2.2.6
Mysql 5.027
PHP 5.2.4
Zend optimizer

I'm not sure what your definition of "big" is, but I've got over 100k posts.

Also, my board is rather large in terms of the topics under discussion.

Secondly, I'm really glad your board is doing fine since vbseo has been installed.

But your comments are pretty much useless.

Right about now, I'm feeling as if vbseo is one of those many internet scam products better known with the following phrase,

"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."

Originally Posted by Daky

Hi,
I am sure that vBseo staff will help you solve this problem.

Did you try opening support ticket with them and ask them for help?

How big is your forum?
Probably not that big since it is running on shared hosting?

Honestly as i mentioned in my first post on this topic i never noticed any bigger load on my server since i installed vbseo.

I am curently using
Apache 2.2.6
Mysql 5.027
PHP 5.2.4
Zend optimizer

Sorry for trying to talk to you.

I hope you get ur problem resolved asap and to be happy with vbseo.

Have a good night sir.

I really love your posts all over the internet Markettimes

Can you psot you configuration? Wich Apacha, php and mysql are you running? Do you have a php cacher?

Can you please paste the following information :

How many sites are hosted on your server
What is your server configuration ( php , mysql , apache , php accelerator , datastore accelerator versions )
What is your online user number with 15 min cookie timeout
Which version of vBSEO are you using ?

In first place open a ticket support, is the easy and fast way to resolve a problem
https://www.vbseo.com/tickets/

In second place take a look a optimization tips and tricks post
vBSEO Optimization Tips

Originally Posted by MarketTimes

I'm not sure what your definition of "big" is, but I've got over 100k posts.

Also, my board is rather large in terms of the topics under discussion.

Secondly, I'm really glad your board is doing fine since vbseo has been installed.

But your comments are pretty much useless.

Right about now, I'm feeling as if vbseo is one of those many internet scam products better known with the following phrase,

"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."

You seem to be a lil quick to jump the gun. Maybe you need to switch hosting companies. I know when I had really high loads from vBSEO, it was due to a poorly configured script that my hosting company set up. Once it was properly configured, things dramatically dropped.

Once the unencrypted version comes out, I'm sure there will be an even bigger performance boost.