Attempting server setup on CentOS 7

[jjr0987]

I would definitely start over, however the server is currently running some critical home services.

I'll never use CentOS again when it comes time to rebuild this server, that's for damn sure.

[Huppy]

Originally Posted by jjr0987

I would definitely start over, however the server is currently running some critical home services.

Oh I see, ok. I know some people run a bunch of apps on the same box, but myself, I wouldn't do it on something that's running critical, needed things. Have you ever consider grabbing a cloud instance ?

I've been using Vultr for awhile, for 2 of my projects and never had any problems with them. 40 bucks a month gets a quadcore, with 160GB ssd and 8 gigs ram. comes pre-installed with a distro of your choice. They don't bill you up front, just what you use throughout the month. This has been ultimate for my needs anyways.
https://www.vultr.com/products/cloud-compute/

[hayward6]

Originally Posted by jjr0987

I would definitely start over, however the server is currently running some critical home services.

I'll never use CentOS again when it comes time to rebuild this server, that's for damn sure.

Yeah that's a rough platform for an emulator. I can't tell you how many times I have scrapped my build and started over, simply because it's so much easier these days. Years ago we would troubleshoot line by line, and the more customer server ops probably still do. But if enough things get updated and I want to take advantage of it, I will often just backup some configs and the DB and just scrap the server.

[bryan4268]

just dealt with this issue , you are running out of memory, install swap space or upgrade to more than 4 gbs or memory at the very least , good luck