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Hello :
I install CL on My VPS/Server and need some Help it to use it , I am tankful if You Answer My question :
1. I use this command to find CPU usage , "cat /proc/lve/list" and get this result :
[root@servername ~]# cat /proc/lve/list
veid refs cpu io cpu_usage
502 2 29 30 48252931
503 5 100 100 128152563828379
504 2 29 30 46620969
505 2 29 30 80818167892
a) How can find any ID related to which account on server ?
b) what is mean cpu_usage ?
c) what is cpu_usage unit ? (% or ... ) How can get information from this column ?
2. I use lveps -d , and get this information :
LVE REF PNO TNO UID GID CPU MEM I/O
503 8 8 8 httpd httpd 18% 163756 N/A
please explain about these column : REF , TNO , UID , GID .
at this time i have these Question
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1. In the /proc/lve/list
VEID == LVE ID
LVE ID in most cases will match user id (from /etc/passwd file)
refs == number of entry procs + 2. Entry procs are usually CGI/PHP scripts + SSH sessions (if used with LVE wrappers) currently running
cpu == CPU limit set for this LVE
IO == IO limit set for this LVE (ignored for now)
cpu_usage == number of ticks of cpu used up by processes in that LVE since last reboot
Note: For some reason LVE 503 has 100% cpu limit. I don know if that was done on purpose.
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REF -- number of entry procs
TNO -- number of threads in LVE (PNO -- processes)
UID/GID -- user id/group id under which processes in LVE are running. It will not always display, as you can have in some cases processes under different UID within the same LVE: like with mod_php, and cgi script running in parallel. One will run as httpd, and the other will run as user.Comment
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