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Good news
will doEdti: Works like a charm yay
Memcached have been activated. Please report if something goes wrong!
Good news!
I have added Memcached to the CoinURL scripts and tested on the affordable XEN VPS node I have in the reserve.
To my luck, this node can handle 10 times (or even more) higher load that CoinURL has now. Ad loading time is acceptable.
Next week I will try to move CoinURL on the this node, so I hope you will never see annoying "max user connections" errors anymore!
I have added Memcached to the CoinURL scripts and tested on the affordable XEN VPS node I have in the reserve.
To my luck, this node can handle 10 times (or even more) higher load that CoinURL has now. Ad loading time is acceptable.
Next week I will try to move CoinURL on the this node, so I hope you will never see annoying "max user connections" errors anymore!
Password did not work with username.
I checked username and password I have sent you today via e-mail. Works fine!What error do you see?
BTW, you must enter both username and password without quotes.
Password did not work with username.
Just confirming that I have sent an inquiry due to me forgetting my password.
I have sent you new password. Check e-mail.
CoinURL admins:
Just confirming that I have sent an inquiry due to me forgetting my password.
Just confirming that I have sent an inquiry due to me forgetting my password.
So... You're not renting a server but purchasing one? I'm a little confused right now.
I said if I would have enough funds and market capacity to recoup expenditures I would buy a physical server.Renting a VPS with guaranteed resources is bad idea for resource-consuming service, IMHO. I tried 2.4GHZ/1GB RAM XEN VPS, but it is not enough (works even slower than average non-peak time on the current shared hosting). Renting a server with resources I need would cost $100-200 per month, which is equivalent 1.5 years to fully payoff it.
You must have trust issues and it is understandable.
But I'm not a anonymous entity, never ment to be.
No personal, I just don't want to locate server in the USA! But I'm not a anonymous entity, never ment to be.
Carlos L., you incorrectly understood me!
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
You must have trust issues and it is understandable.
But I'm not a anonymous entity, never ment to be.
Carlos L., you incorrectly understood me!
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
So... You're not renting a server but purchasing one? I'm a little confused right now.
You can trust BTCLot, I use all their services and never had any problem.
Carlos L., you incorrectly understood me!
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
I told about physical server purchase, but you are suggesting me to rent it from some anonymous unincorporated entity, located in the USA (which can easily suspend my account any time for any reason).
Why don't you try to make some profit by taking fees somewhere between the advertiser and the affiliate, and buy a dedicated/virtual server for your websites? I know reducing other people's profit is not the perfect solution, but I can't think of any one better though.
I am already charging 25% "compulsory donation" from all withdrawals, but Bitcoin ads market is so tiny that without an investor I would be able to buy even small dedicated server (~$3k) not earlier that after a year.~$3k? dafuqqqqqqq, that's wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy too much.
https://btclot.com/webcp/cart.php?gid=3
Why don't you try to make some profit by taking fees somewhere between the advertiser and the affiliate, and buy a dedicated/virtual server for your websites? I know reducing other people's profit is not the perfect solution, but I can't think of any one better though.
I am already charging 25% "compulsory donation" from all withdrawals, but Bitcoin ads market is so tiny that without an investor I would be able to buy even small dedicated server (~$3k) not earlier that after a year. 
paraipan, as I said later, I am unable to setup memcached right now because have no root access to the server and hosting support don't work at weekends.
P.S. Problems you see rather frequently are caused by hosting's server overload triggered by all it's customers. In the "rush hours" (occurs regularly few times a week) total query flow on all sites (not only CoinURL, but hundreds others which physically reside on this server) becomes so high, that even simple pages without many queries (like Daily Bitcoins, which located on the same hosting) load very slow.
Memcached may help, but I don't think much. The main problem is that shared hosting for large services like CoinURL are unsuitable, but profit is very far from enough to buy decent dedicated server.
P.S. Problems you see rather frequently are caused by hosting's server overload triggered by all it's customers. In the "rush hours" (occurs regularly few times a week) total query flow on all sites (not only CoinURL, but hundreds others which physically reside on this server) becomes so high, that even simple pages without many queries (like Daily Bitcoins, which located on the same hosting) load very slow.
Memcached may help, but I don't think much. The main problem is that shared hosting for large services like CoinURL are unsuitable, but profit is very far from enough to buy decent dedicated server.
Why don't you try to make some profit by taking fees somewhere between the advertiser and the affiliate, and buy a dedicated/virtual server for your websites? I know reducing other people's profit is not the perfect solution, but I can't think of any one better though.
paraipan, as I said later, I am unable to setup memcached right now because have no root access to the server and hosting support don't work at weekends.
P.S. Problems you see rather frequently are caused by hosting's server overload triggered by all it's customers. In the "rush hours" (occurs regularly few times a week) total query flow on all sites (not only CoinURL, but hundreds others which physically reside on this server) becomes so high, that even simple pages without many queries (like Daily Bitcoins, which located on the same hosting) load very slow.
Memcached may help, but I don't think much. The main problem is that shared hosting for large services like CoinURL are unsuitable, but profit is very far from enough to buy decent dedicated server.
P.S. Problems you see rather frequently are caused by hosting's server overload triggered by all it's customers. In the "rush hours" (occurs regularly few times a week) total query flow on all sites (not only CoinURL, but hundreds others which physically reside on this server) becomes so high, that even simple pages without many queries (like Daily Bitcoins, which located on the same hosting) load very slow.
Memcached may help, but I don't think much. The main problem is that shared hosting for large services like CoinURL are unsuitable, but profit is very far from enough to buy decent dedicated server.
Maybe you want to try PDO instead of mysqli.
http://wiki.hashphp.org/PDO_Tutorial_for_MySQL_Developers
http://wiki.hashphp.org/PDO_Tutorial_for_MySQL_Developers
Do you need some help setting up mysql cacheing and the memcached daemon on your vps?
BTW, just few hours ago I called hosting's admin and he suggested the same (memcached) 
So I will try to enable it for CoinURL scripts.
Unfortunately I have no root access to the hosting's server and support don't work at weekends, therefore I could be able to deploy changes only on beginning of next week.
Got it, until then you probably need to optimize the platform's code to properly use caching. Here is the best guide I found. I remind you that if you're code isn't optimized memcached would do very little or not work at all, but if you do it you could gain between 65-70% in server's performance. Keep us updated
Do you need some help setting up mysql cacheing and the memcached daemon on your vps?
BTW, just few hours ago I called hosting's admin and he suggested the same (memcached) So I will try to enable it for CoinURL scripts.
Unfortunately I have no root access to the hosting's server and support don't work at weekends, therefore I could be able to deploy changes only on beginning of next week.
Server online again!
Overloaded and slow as the speed of turned off light.
Do you need some help setting up mysql cacheing and the memcached daemon on your vps? Shot me a pm if you do.
Server online again!
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