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Finding Cause of Memory Leak

Hi

We have just got a dedicated server with Fasthosts, O/S is Linux CentOS 6 64 bit.

It was a fresh install and I have just moved one WordPress site onto there.

The problem is we seem to be getting a memory leak (that's what Fasthosts said) and the database (I think) keeps crashing, so we have to restart the server. Here's details of the issue that Fasthosts sent:

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I don't really know how to go about trying to find the cause, my knowlege of UNIX is basic. I did check the mysqld.log file and there were lots of issues relating to the wp_options table, which became corrupt and I have to rebuild.

Any help much appreciated.

Thanks
Tom
 
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