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is plesk using too many resources?

K

k.satirli

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I just had a look thru some config files for plesk (mainly the httpd stuff) and found that it loads about 20 modules, of which some can be quite resource intensive.

for example - mod_rewrite is loaded for the plesk interface. it may be me, but I havent seen 1 rewrite rule.

sure, I'm no expert but why would they load something they are not using? it's just eating resources.

think about this - if this happens with every product they preinstall and you clean them out manually, you could probably get quite a bit more performance.

thoughts?
 
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