[Faisal]

Apache is limiting the amount of Processes you can use on your server (rlimit maxproc is 20) - this could cause issues with Jamroom, especially when doing Media Conversions. Apache PROC Limits are put in place by your hosting provider, and cannot be overcome by Jamroom - you will want to contact your hosting provider and have them set the soft and hard maxproc limits to "unlimited".

I show message above in jbervers.net server

[denys]

Faisal:

Apache is limiting the amount of Processes you can use on your server (rlimit maxproc is 20) - this could cause issues with Jamroom, especially when doing Media Conversions. Apache PROC Limits are put in place by your hosting provider, and cannot be overcome by Jamroom - you will want to contact your hosting provider and have them set the soft and hard maxproc limits to "unlimited". I show message above in jbervers.net server

i know what ure email is
anyhow hostgator limits me to 25 so i guesss its ok


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[djmerlyn]

No its not OK. There are no rlimit's set on jamroom hosting servers- its that simple.

Of course this isn't exactly the support ticket system so I can't do much from here, so why not send a support ticket so we can figure out what the deal is and fix it;

https://jbservers.net/helpdesk.php

If the site is poorly maintained and/or being abused I can see why a tech might have dropped an rlimit on a specific virtual host to get it under control which will only affect a single site and not all sites on the server.


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[Faisal]

I know this is not support ticket. I just want to show that because in jamroom site always show Internal Server Error when doing some process and some times work fine.

This happen in my partner site, and I have suggest to open the ticket.

Thanks djmerlyn