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EHCP Memory Usage
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After a fresh install of EHCP on Debian 5, on an OpenVZ based VPS, and about 370 MB ram is being used. I disabled InnoDB in MySQL, and that took off about 100MB.

Python is taking up a lot of memory also. What does EHCP use Python for? I want to know if I can kill that process.

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you can kill that python process.
it is an experimental ehcp webbased gui, that will work in case apache dies.
not working fully now.
with new upcoming version of ehcp, nginx will be supported, and you will be able to switch to nginx easily, this will free much memory that is consumed by apache.this is for small or heavy load systems.

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Alright, now EHCP is using much less memory. It's great to hear that Nginx will be supported soon.

The only problem with that is .htaccess files. It would be great if you made WordPress, Drupal, etc. rewrite rules compatible with Ngnix. (For Easy Install Scripts)

For example:
http://lyncd.com/2008/10/running-wordpress-on-nginx/
http://hostingfu.com/article/running-drupal-with-clean-url-on-nginx-or-lighttpd

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Stupid ?

How can i kill the python process and stop it from starting?

ubuntu 8.04 LTS

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open /etc/init.d/ehcp
file
and edit inside,
start) section, put a # in front of python process



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You can use:
kill [PID]

PID stands for process ID. You can find the process ID of python by typing the following:
pidof python

See below to prevent it from starting again.

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Thanks for the quick response. I put a # in front of

echo "starting ehcp_daemon.py"


should i add one below that in front of:

nohup /etc/init.d/ehcp_daemon.py >> /var/log/ehcp.log 2>&1 &

Thanks



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sorry to bring this back up. I did what you said but python is still running even after i reboot. Per what i posted above did i comment it out correctly?

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check /etc/rc.local
script.
if that does not solve, just delete that python file. in ehcp dir.


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