[horde] Sweating Bullets!! Help!

[Chris]

I have already done that (posted earlier).  My cpu is idle -- never
spikes more than 5%.  It is not an issue of resources, that is for
sure... I have gobs of ram and CPU, the thing never breaks a sweat.

Any other ideas?

eculp at encontacto.net wrote:

>Quoting Chris <grooveman at comcast.net>:
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>>Craig White wrote:
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>>>On Tue, 2006-03-28 at 19:31 -0500, Chris wrote:
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>>>>Hello everyone,
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>>>>I am in trouble here.  I have had horde up and running beautifully for
>>>>about 3 months now.  Now, all-of-a-sudden, it has become extremely
>>>>slow.  Every time a page needs to load, it takes like 6 or 7 minutes!
>>>>This is bad news!
>>>>
>>>>I am running Openbsd 3.8.  I am using horde 3.0.9 with Imp 4.0.4, Ingo
>>>>1.0.2, Gollem 1.0.1(sql backend), Kronolith2.0.6, Turba 2.0.5 and 
>>>>Nag 2.0.4.
>>>>
>>>>The machine is a Pentum IV 3.0ghz machine with 2 gigs of ram.  I have
>>>>been watching Top for hours now, and the CPU never spikes above 5%.  The
>>>>processes at the top are httpd and perl, and they are at 0%.
>>>>
>>>>The hard drive is running great.  fsck comes back with no errors, and
>>>>throughput is smokin'.
>>>>
>>>>I have ruled-out imap, as I have configured a few mail clients, and it
>>>>works very smoothly and quickly.  SMTP is likewise functioning normally.
>>>>
>>>>The problem only occurs when hitting it from the web interface.  I have
>>>>tried this on a machine directly next to this one, plugged into the same
>>>>switch and machines across the Internet -- no difference in
>>>>performance.  All other servers on the same segment are performing as
>>>>normal.  Not a network issue.
>>>>
>>>>I had a small db error in my horde.log, but I restored my db, the error
>>>>is gone, but the problems persist.
>>>>
>>>>This all started today without warning.  No one has touched this box in
>>>>over a month.  All log files I can think of look nominal.  No
>>>>significant errors.  I cannot find anything that could account for this!
>>>>
>>>>I have rebooted, restarted apache a million times, restarted the db,
>>>>deleted and recreated the unix socket, cleared the tmp directory and
>>>>restored the database.  Nothing seems to make a difference.
>>>>
>>>>If I restart apache, I get about 20 seconds of normal behaviour on the
>>>>web client, after that, it suddenly degrades to 6-7 minutes lag per page.
>>>>
>>>>HELP!  I'm totally at a loss!
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>>>big log files...they can really slow things down.
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>>>check the syslogs, apache logs, horde.log...
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>>>serving other web pages or db's out of that server? Check the speed on
>>>them.
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>>>Craig
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>>I have scrapped all the log files in /var/www/tmp, /var/log and
>>/var/www/logs.  I have run mysqlcheck with the --auto-repair switch as
>>well.  No improvement.
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>>There are no other databases on this server other than the horde
>>database.  No other websites than the horde interface.
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>>Anything else you can think of here?
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>Why don't you run top in a term window and watch it while you are 
>waiting your 6 or 7 minutes and see what is eating your cpu cicles.  
>Apache will do this on ocasion.
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Chris