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Re: Server (30th Mar 10 at 12:30am UTC)
Posted By flyoffacliff on 29th Mar 10 at 7:45pm
 
Posted By Ross on 29th Mar 10 at 9:46am
 
Posted By flyoffacliff on 28th Mar 10 at 11:08pm
 
I saw it on the status page, and how is the status page not accurate? {Smile}


It's a bit difficult to explain but it has a bug. What it is effectively showing is the maximum memory usage that server has had rather than its' current usage. The only way to reset the counts is to restart the server


1. Is there anyway to fix the bug {Smile}
2. Is this a problem on all servers, or just the ram usage on server 1? {Smile}
3. And server 2 is "Busy" but has low Ram and CPU usage, is that a bug too? {Smile}


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Re: Server (31st Mar 10 at 8:23am UTC)
The "busy" status can be triggered by 1 of 3 checks:
1. The RAM level
2. The CPU level (which is the 5 minute average)
3. The time taken to connect to and retrieve the current status

We have our own ways of monitoring the servers, the status page is more for showing server online/offline status as well as information about any known issues. You can rest assured that we will handle that so you don't have to {Smile}
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