Is number of lveid must be equal number of client accounts at server?

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Okay, i am going opening ticket.

Thanks
Dima

[iseletsk]

Yes, sounds like it.

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i could see that there used (in .htaccess):

AddType application/x-httpd-php5 php
Action application/x-httpd-php5 "/_php/php"

Fr om what i see in /etc/httpd/conf/conf.d/modhostinglim its.conf there application/x-httpd-php5 exist.

Time to open ticket ?

Thanks
Dima

[iseletsk]

So, it was php via CGI? Does it has separate handler?
Check that the handler is in AllowedHandler line in /etc/httpd/conf/conf.d/modhostinglimits.conf

Add it/restart apache if necessary.

Or if you would like, contact our support at helpdesk.cloudlinux.com with server access info and URL to test.

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Most of accounts use suphp but this particular use separate php (run using suexec). In suexec log i could see his cmds so his page have been accessed.
Regards wrong setup how i coud check are it is okay or not? I just install using standard cPanel instructions.

[iseletsk]

LVEs are created on the fly, when dynamic page for the user is accessed first time around, it would cause LVE to be created.

Regarding user that was not in LVE/caused high load -- sounds like incomplete/incorrect setup.
Do you know if user was using PHP or CGI? Or was it cron job? Shell access?
What exactly was causing high usage?
How do you run php? As mod_php, suPHP or mod_fcgid?
Was user using too much CPU or IO?

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Hi,
From what i understand it should be equal but in real install i could see difference. I guess i need run some command to correct this?

PS. I just seen today that one of the user cause high load on server. And it was not listed in LVE plugin in the WHM. His username also not listed in stats and even in history.