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8.4.0 Running Super Slow

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kcjames

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I've searched high and low in these forums and not found one reliable solution for this slow control panel issue.

I upgraded from 8.2.1 to 8.4 on the July 30 and the server has been completely unstable ever since. The control panel seemingly dies ending all http access. Rarely, it comes back on its own. Most times someone has to come in a restart plesk.

What is going on... no one in support responds to my requests and no one in the forums has any answers...

Win 2k3, SP2, Plesk 8.4.0 Dual Xeons, SCSI... small load.
 
It's funny how I have been posting this, opened tickets, have a support contract and have gotten no support from Plesk.

I'm about to throw this **** in the trash and switch to cpanel. Plesk SUCKS! Where is the support?

This issue continues... possibly is related to the same issue jerry2 has been reporting that plesk is also ignoring...
 
This problem is still ongoing. Where is the support?

There is no process running away. Plesk simply dies. No thing in logs, nothing in the event viewer, no processes running away, nothing...
 
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