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Originally Posted by Caligari
So 10 hours later I get an email telling me that my "cron jobs" were overloading the server so they temporarily suspended my sites.
Cron jobs in this case being a wp tube site which was stagger/auto updating feeds 24 times a day, so i cut that in half to 12 times a day, and if that doesnt work i will move the sites to another server. Keep in mind i have 9 normal blogs on the server and the one wp tube for a total of less than 10k traffic per day right now as they are very new.
The bottom line is when there is a problem with server overload shouldn't the hosting company at least email the client to say "we are suspending your sites because you are overloading the server"
Seems reasonable to me.  |
Why should they wait for you when you're disrupting service for their customers? What if you sent an email to your host because their server was slow, and they told you "We are waiting for our other customer to respond because his website is using too many resources."
Upgrade to a dedicated server if you don't want to have to worry resource usage.