lookyweb
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Just a question: if, for example, my memory usage is above 80%, then that does not necessarily mean that I am using too many resources, right? I mean, I might be using the largest amount of memory amongst all users, but that amount might be only a fraction of what the server can handle.
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Unfortunately, it did not work! Well, time to pay Stack Overflow a visit... Edit (08/02/2021): The memory leak is theoretically solved... I'm testing it now!
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Okay, I think I've solved the issue! (Or maybe not, since I am not a Node.js expert. I will keep an eye on my memory usage for the following weeks, at least.)
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Nope, it's node. Node is very memory hungry so this isn't too surprising. Here is where your memory usage for the last 24 hours has come from 96.47% /usr/bin/node /home/lookyweb/node/test.js 1.76% cpaneld - serving x.x.x.x 1.51% /opt/cpanel/ea-php73/root/usr/bin/php-cgi 0.13% /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel ./frontend/paper_lantern/load/index.live.php 0.07% /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/php/73/bin/php-cgi ./frontend/paper_lantern/load/index.live.php 0.07% /usr/local/cpanel/uapi --json-connect 0.00% [cpaneld - servi] Thank you, I will try to solve the issue!
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No, I coded the website by myself. Also, I found an error_log file (in public_html/resources/ajax/dashboard) that is so huge that it nearly crashed my browser! So I think I found the culprit; I will check it out.
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Hello, I have recently launched a website (It is nowhere near finished yet!) on HelioHost; however, the memory consumption of my account increased to an unsustainable level (between 60-80% per day) while the CPU usage is consistent: it is always 1%. Accordingly, I suspect that there is a memory leak somewhere in my PHP code but I do not know where to start looking for it. Therefore I was wondering if there is a way to see which of my website's PHP files use the most amount of memory. If this is possible please tell me! Thank you! If it is not possible then I am open to suggestions on how to address and fix such high memory loads.
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Adding an eu.org domain as an alias or addon
lookyweb replied to lookyweb's topic in Customer Service
Ok, thanks! One last question: so I cannot have multiple, separate eu.org domains for different websites under a single account? Any workarounds? -
Adding an eu.org domain as an alias or addon
lookyweb replied to lookyweb's topic in Customer Service
Ok, thank you for the clarification! So I just go here, type in my cPanel credentials and my full eu.org domain, and hit Change Domain, right? If I change my mind, can I revert back to lookyweb.heliohost.org? Should I then use the Domain Changer script again and what should I type in for the domain? Simply lookyweb or lookyweb.heliohost.org? I'm asking because I don't want to mess up my HelioHost account. Thanks! -
Hello all, I've recently come across https://eu.org and thought "Why not give it a try?". I have applied for a domain and got accepted! However, I can't add my domain as an alias or addon domain. I have the right nameservers set (ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org), what am I doing wrong? Furthermore, I would like to use CloudFlare with it, is that possible? Edit: There is this post by Krydos on cPanel's forum which is really confusing to me... so does it mean that we can't use eu.org domains...? P.S.: Sorry for my lack of knowledge regarding domain names and related subjects. I'm happy to elaborate if needed. Thanks for all answers!
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Thanks! I managed to figure out what's wrong! For some reason, I can't load credentials from my .env file located in the root directory of my project. I decided to hardcode my credentials into my app until I find a solution. I know that this is the opposite of ideal but what can I do? Thanks for any future help!
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Does the API in question happen to use nonstandard ports to communicate? Sorry, I have no idea what a non standard port is... wait, let me do some research! Edit: Okay, now that I know what a non standard port is, it's time to dig into the code of the library I'm using! Okay, the library uses port 443. I'm pretty sure that's the port for encrypted HTTPS traffic. Edit: I have also noticed that sometimes I have to start my application multiple times because it seems to kill itself instantly after startup. Edit: Can someone please explain what ports have to do with this? I had a similar application up and running on HelioHost using the same library, the same API. It worked.
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I am using the same python script that worked for the previous app. The only thing I changed was the path to my Node.js file. I am making connections to an external platform using its API. I’m sure my code works partially because initializing a session with the API works but — for example — I can’t retrieve any data with it. The problem only appears on HelioHost; not on my computer or on Repl.it. P.S.: I don’t know what passenger is. An explanation would be appreciated!
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Hello all, I've got my sample Node.js application working (thanks Krydos). I wrote another one which works perfectly fine on my computer but when I start it on HelioHost, it doesn't work. I'm sure the application starts because I see the console.log() messages in my browser but it doesn't function as expected. The previous app had similar mechanics and it worked... The new app is called test.js. Please help me get it working. Maybe there is a problem with permissions...? Thanks
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Thank you so much Krydos, everything works perfectly fine! One last question: Can I run multiple Node.js scripts on HelioHost at the same time? If yes, how? Do I need to create different folders in my node folder? (I think that account load wouldn't be a problem because I've ran message.js for a long time and my account load was almost zero.)