Are LVE limits applied to regular/su users?

[simplysup]

Weve seen some poor performance when myself or my tech is logged into terminal as regular user and then su to root. Its not consistent however. Running yum for example performs poorly which could be result of default 20 EP setting.

Are LVE limits applied to regular/su users?

Are those limits set in VE_DEFAULT Package which has no Provider?

Thanks
G

[ighertesco]

Hello,

Yes, LVE limits are applied to regular users. Please refer to our doc section: https://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.ht...am_module.html

Limits set in VE_DEFAULT package are applied to users without any package assigned in the control panel.

[glenn]

Can LVE affect performance of other system users such as apache or nginx or are those types of users completely outside the LVE system?

[ighertesco]

Hello,

It depends of your pam module configuration. By default, users with UID < 500 will not be placed inside LVE.

[glenn]

I checked and nginx runs with ID higher than 500. How would this affect performance and what can be done about it?

changing nginx ID is apparently risky.

[ighertesco]

Hello,

You can adjust pam settings instead, please refer to the doc section: https://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.ht...am_module.html

You can also check which processes are inside LVE currently by executing # lveps -p