Custombuild 2.0 + mod_ruid2 stable enough?

I have now upgraded and converted all my servers from cb 1.2 (suphp) to cb 2.0 (mod_ruid2). I notice that after going to cb 2.0 and mod_ruid2 that httpd use a least double amount of memory then before. Is it because of mod_ruid2 uses more memory then suphp, or is it because custombuild 2.0 settings is different? Or is it something to do with the new mysqlnd? Please see the image below, it is only 12 httpd pids, but they are using 717.5 MB: httpd-memory.gif
 
ditto said:
I have now upgraded and converted all my servers from cb 1.2 (suphp) to cb 2.0 (mod_ruid2). I notice that after going to cb 2.0 and mod_ruid2 that httpd use a least double amount of memory then before. Is it because of mod_ruid2 uses more memory then suphp, or is it because custombuild 2.0 settings is different? Or is it something to do with the new mysqlnd? Please see the image below, it is only 12 httpd pids, but they are using 717.5 MB: View attachment 1523
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It's because you see shared memory usage there (not the real one in the case of mod_php+apache) and all PHP processes are handled by apache if you're using mod_php. Nothing to worry about.
 
Thank you. Yes, I use mod_php + mod_ruid2. Before I used suphp. Ok. So I will not worry about it. :) When I got your attention, can you please look at this http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=46207 , it is safe to add custom files in php.conf.d, they will not be deleted or overwritten by custombuild? Because my custom lines in directadmin.ini was overwritten by custombuild so I lost them ...

By the way, I am very happy with custombuild 2.0 and mod_ruid2 - I have upgraded all my servers, and it works great!
 
Thank you for the positive feedback. The thread given is now replied.
 
smtalk said:
These options are just for the httpd-alias.conf file. If you'd like /phpMyAdmin, /webmail and other aliases to redirect to hostname/phpMyAdmin etc., you'd need to set use_hostname_for_alias=yes, then redirect_host would be used for the "hostname" part.
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When makng changes in the Apache Settings section of options.conf, exactly what needs to be rebuilt?

Thanks.

Jeff
 
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