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Originally Posted by Wardsweb
It is a work in progress. I have been working with our hosting company and finally dug deep enough to find the root cause. They found the variable which sets what vBulletin expects for the load limit is named "loadlimit". When searching through the code they found the operations which set this flag to "true".
Basically the code says if the operating system is NOT Windows, and if the 'loadlimit' value is greater than zero, and if the 'loadavg' value is greater than the 'loadlimit' value, then set the 'servertoobusy' flag to 'true'. This flag controls whether the "too busy" message is displayed on the site. The interesting thing is the 'loadlimit' value is set in the database to '0', meaning this feature "should" be disabled.
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Thank you Wards....... I knew it had something to do with server load limits and I thought it could be done from admincp!! (Sadly Daves wife didnt know how to do it (and I didnt know exactly what to tell her))
Thank you Wards,we love ya buddy!!!!!
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Originally Posted by grumpy
Don't think that we have given up. We have been working on this issue and we are hoping that we can have it corrected sooner than later.
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Thank you David..... I was really trying to help.... When I started talking to your wife,I found out she is as nice as you are
We love ya both so much buddy!!
Thank you......