Daniel, if you use plack, check your access logs with:

sudo tail -f /var/log/koha/YOURKOHASITE/plack.log

or

sudo grep opac-search /var/log/koha/YOURSITE/plack.log | more

search the list archives, there was a discussion a few weeks back about this, and ways to use fail2ban to help with bots that fail to care about robots.txt


On 8/16/24 15:09, Daniel Owens wrote:
Thank you for responding, Alvaro.

I hadn't recently checked apache logs. I had been checking the apache error logs to see why apache was shutting down. But that seems to have been resolved with memcache.

But the CPU issue remains. I am guessing you mean the access log? I don't see much there. But maybe I am looking in the wrong place: sudo tail -f /var/log/apache2/access.log

If I find the right place, am I looking for a single IP that is accessing Koha repeatedly?

Daniel

On 8/15/24 3:48 PM, Alvaro Cornejo wrote:
Hi Daniel

Have you checked apache logs? It may be a crawl robot that is indexing your system

Regards,

Alvaro


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Le jeu. 15 août 2024 à 15:27, Daniel Owens <dcowen...@gmail.com> a écrit :

    I am running Koha 24.05.03.000 on Ubuntu 24.04 with 8 vCPU cores
    and 32
    GB of RAM.

    Recently I found that the VPS was running at 100% CPU usage and
    discovered that memcache was not running. The high CPU usage would
    cause
    it to crash. To solve this, I started memcache and confirmed it was
    running and followed the instructions at
https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Koha_Tuning_Guide. It seemed
    to run
    better for a short time. But it is back up to 100% usage, which
    slows it
    down considerably. When I run top to see what is using the CPU, it
    shows
    many opac-search.pl <http://opac-search.pl> running on many
    processes. Is that normal? Are there
    other things I can do to reign in CPU usage?

    Daniel

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