Dont kill your java.
If you have the simple control panel on your gd VPS, then dont kill the java process, as I mistakenly did after looking at it and thinking, hmmm thats taking rather a lot of memory for something I am not using.
If you kill the java process, you cant get back into your control panel, and have to request a power cycle, which is quick and easy, but not something people should do unless absolutely required, as if it really is a power cycle that will bring down all accounts on that VPS for a short while until it reboots. At least thats my assumption…
Mind you, I suppose I could have shutdown the server from the command line, but Im reluctant to try that, Im not sure if it restarts automatically, or not (anyone know?)
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Hi,
What about all the Cyrus IMAP and POP3 processes (about 5 of each) and the spamd processes (also about 5)? The memory (7.9 GB) on our box is almost all in use. Very odd for a small, relatively low traffic web site.
Thanks,
Larry
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