Why did my EP Limit Faults become zero?

[bogdan.sh]

A system crash can potentially lead to corruption in configuration files, including the ve.cfg file, which defines the LVE limits for your accounts. It's important to check the default LVE limits to ensure they are set correctly after a reboot. Do you have custom limits set per package?

Here are the steps you should follow:

Check Default LVE Limits: Verify the default LVE limits in the ve.cfg file to ensure they are set as expected. The /etc/container/ve.cfg should have a section like:

<defaults>
<cpu limit="100%"/>
<io limit="1024"/>
<mem limit="0"/>
<pmem limit="262144"/>
<nproc limit="100"/>
<other maxentryprocs="20"/>
<ncpu limit="1"/>
<iops limit="1024"/>
</defaults>

Also, please provide the output of:

uname -r
lvectl list | head

[jimhermann]

I had a system crash and rebooted my server.

i had about 5/100 accounts that consistently had EP Limit Faults (up to 400 daily) before reboot and now all accounts have zero EP Limit Faults. I figured that excessive web traffic caused the faults, so I am surprised that they went away. Their EP Limits were 40 before and after.

Jim