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High Memory usage since 10.4 upgrade

AdelM

Basic Pleskian
Hi

I noticed that Memory usage increased for about 20% since I've upgraded plesk last friday, usualy 850Mb average, actually 1.1 Gb (see screenshot below).

ram-usage.jpg


No sites added, no settings modified, no "strange" activities.

Is it a known problem, or do I have to investigate further

Thanks for any suggestion.

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Version Parallels Plesk Panel v10.4.4_build1013111102.18 os_Debian 5.0
OS Linux 2.6.18-028stab070.7
 
- Just applied last update; actually running 10.4.4 Update #4.
- Restarted whole server.
- wait and see now.
 
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Hi Igor

Same scenario since I restarted the whole server (screenshot below)

server_health_1.jpg


I received a lot of messages last days with attached migration.result file concerning one domain and the whole server.

For information I have a backup scheduled on a personal FTP repository, every day for each domain and for the whole server

Backup/restore task notification :

Backup task finished.
Task was created by with guid (d245afed-75cb-42ab-a86f-af82176afeba)
Creation date is: 2011-Nov-29 05:39:02
Task status is: error
Dump full name is: backup_1111290539.tar


Here below migration.result files :

migration.result file (Hole server)

migration.result file (Single domain concerned)

Last top before restarting

last top
 
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