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Look at the error log of the web server.
Yeah, i see what you did there.
This is the error i get http://prntscr.com/vgrxz
Your website is unavailable and the error too. Nice.
Thats not the site http://mp3world.mobi
he's most likely hosting both sites on the same server.
He's also most likely using apache with stock settings, or cPanel.
I don't think that he's hosting prntscr.com.
I am hosting only one site http://mp3world.mobi and with plesk on it. What are the variables need to be configured?
I didn't modify any other.
You can't host a popular website with Apache stock settings. We can't tell you what variables you need to edit, because there's a lot more to it than configuring some variables.
For a start, websites that are very popular and need to handle a lot of visitors don't use any control panel.
This is like my computer is running slow, where is the problem: You didn't specify your problems and there are a buckload of issues which could cause this.
aah shit, my site gets around 60k uniques per day. So whether my server can handle the traffic?
How to host without control panel?
Sure it should. You could try this tutorial, assuming you're running Ubuntu
http://library.linode.com/web-servers/nginx/php-fastcgi/ubuntu-12.04-precise-pangolin
60k unique hits a day! That's a lot of traffic. So most probably you have a throttled your apache settings that makes it unable to handle that load.
@picy juding from your posts here you are completely clueless on administrating a VPS. Either get a managed services or hire someone to do the job for you. Having 60K uniques/day should earn you easily to pay for these.
can any one fix these issue?
I can pay them once it has fixed and worked better.
Btw, Just interested to know, What does the load look like on the server ? with 60k hits per day that looks to be a few thousand per hour I guess
@picy http://www.freelancer.com/d/ ?
Or ask around here, I'm pretty sure you can easily find someone who will tune your server for a fee.
i am getting average of 25 conversion of songs per minute and 2500 visits per minute and my server is completely down.
I dont know what makes it halt.
@SpeedBus I think any modern dual-core CPU can handle this without overloading.
@picy without the details or access to your server no one will be able to tell you even the cause not to mention solution.
Could you post a "ps aux" that we can make ourselves a view of what is exactly causing the huge load?
Don't forget to remove data from it which you don't want or shouldn't show like server ip's and so on.
since the same server is used for both the website and conversion, I doubt the server IP needs to be hidden
Sure, just an example. Don't know what cPanel reveals etc.
Install Nginx and don bother with a control panel.
Um I know that, Just wanted to know what the actual load looked like.
http://prntscr.com/vgwtu this is what i get when i type ps aux
http://prntscr.com/vgwtu this is what i get when i type ps aux
that's really bad, you will need to use something other than apache
EDIT: can you do
free -mand show us the result?how to use something other than apache.
Hire an admin. You can't do it right yourself.
And the top results http://prntscr.com/vgxd4