ISPConfig doesn't "start" because it's not a service; your logs show that something is failing to login to mysql as 'ispconfig', which could be any number of services/scripts. You might test that both the 'ispconfig' and 'root' user can login to mysql (passwords are in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/{config.inc.php,mysql_clientdb.conf}). Does mysqld now stop/start with no errors? How recent is your last good backup?
I don't have files config.inc.php and clientdb.conf in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/. mysqld don't start, I have this error : Code: -- The job identifier is 11233 and the job result is failed. Mar 24 00:06:11 server1 rkhunter[31590]: Rootkit hunter check started (version 1.4.6) Mar 24 00:06:13 server1 systemd[1]: mariadb.service: Service RestartSec=5s expired, scheduling restart. Mar 24 00:06:13 server1 systemd[1]: mariadb.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 73. I have 2 backups, already have used them but problems are the same.
Now It's working, but when I start MySQL (MariaDB) my server is overloading from MySQL (I don't have users online at moment of testing). I have 4 CPU Cores and 6 GB RAM but my VPS is overloading. What to do and how to tune MySQL to not overloading? What to upgrade RAM or CPU ?
6G is generally pretty usable, you probably just need to tune mysql, though you can always add more ram (check if you're using all ram and swapping or not). Take a look at https://github.com/major/MySQLTuner-perl
Thank you ! I have another one problem : I can't login to my ISPconfig admin - when I type user and password, page only refreshes but not loading the panel. I have problem also with website/wp-admin , it's not loading the wordpress admin zone. Where can be the problems?
Things that are common and potential/likely source of problems are the database, the filesystem, resource exhaustion (eg. memory, or maybe cpu), and maybe the web server or php daemon. Check system resource usage (especially ram and cpu), and check your log files to see what errors/warnings might be showing up.
Usage is too high for cpu and for ram Code: 10359 mysql 20 0 2744992 262616 6188 S 125.5 4.3 1:22.11 mysqld 125.5 - too high , but I don't know how to use the tuner, which you send me to check.
update: I have stopped ALL websites from this server and the usage is again overloaded. What do you think about this: from phpmyadmin I will export all databases and will delete MySQL from the server, after that I will make new databases and will import ? Also, I can't login into ISPConfig - password and user are right but I it don't loading, only refresh the page
Find out what's overloading it. I highly doubt it's the sites or the database. Also, exporting everything through phpMyAdmin and re-importing it is not a good idea - do you know what you're doing?
according the information from 'top' mysql is overloading the vps. According the log, vps is overkilling the process because of out of memory. I really don't know how to repair it, sorry for my stupid questions, I just want to have working server again
How much memory does that host have? What show commands (paste in CODE tags): Code: free -h uptime df -hT
That should be more than enough if the system is without load. Everything above 2GB RAM is generally fine for a lightly loaded system.
free -h : 5.86gb , used 5.46, free: 114mb Swap free is 1.1gb from 2.0gb Uptime: 1:17 df -ht —t: no file system processed
Mine has 4GB with a very heavy php framework. Its Nginx sometimes is overloaded. So it depends on your particular usage.
You forgot the CODE tags. It is df -hT, not lower case t. That can not be the full output of uptime command. If you have out of memory errors, increase swap size. Find out which processes eat the memory.
I’m using it for some Wordpress websites with no heavy traffic. It was working perfect without overloading but 2 days ago it was overloaded and I just restarted it. After this restart I have problems