Well my server was pretty lite until mysql was installed. It's a fresh install on Arch linux.
And, well according to the top command it's using 30% of my possible memory which basically means about 300mb!
Any idea why this may be happening I haven't done anything with it yet other than basic things like root password and disabling remote access.
Let me ask you a stupid question. Is it being "accessed" already? Or is it just running without being accessed? (the process)
It's just running, I haven't even set up phpmyadmin or anything. There are no tables or users other than the defaults.
Okay, I hope that works for you.
Screw SQL and use PostGreSQL or Flatfile databases??
Replace the contents of /etc/my.cnf (or wherever it is on Arch) with
http://pastebin.com/RDNySyxk. It's what I'm using on the VPS running the MyBB forum in my signature and the entire server is using 47 MB of RAM.
(2011-06-29, 02:05 PM)Aristotle Wrote: [ -> ]Screw SQL and use PostGreSQL or Flatfile databases??
I did think about it because I see no reason why a default install would use so much ram
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I'll try that dmmcintyre. Although I have to start over as I was getting pissed and decided to start over as nginx decided to stop working correctly (was fine before the reset so I don't get it).