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Just to close this one, the reason this wasn't working was that I had restarted csf but not lfd (I'm more used to managing csf/lfd via the cPanel gui). I did a "csf -r" from the command line, but forgot about "service lfd restart". After the lfd restart everything in csf.pignore ...

I've mostly gotten rid of "excessive resource usage" alerts by adding to csf.pignore. However, there are two processes left that I can't nail down: /usr/sbin/nginx and /usr/sbin/mysqld I have exe:/usr/sbin/nginx and exe:/usr/sbin/mysqld lines in csf.pignore and csf has been restarted, but ...

Excellent, works great now. Thank you very much for your assistance!
Tom

Wow, that was quick! There is still a small issue, after enabling and disabling the script looks like this: #!/bin/bash /usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook.<remove>sh #CageFS Version 2.0. Required for suphp recompilation #!/bin/bash /usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook...

That does not appear to be the reason - this is the current content of that file: #!/bin/bash /usr/share/cagefs/cpanel/cagefs_posteasyapache_hook<remove>.sh #CageFS Version 2.0. Required for suphp recompilation As far as I can tell the above is a valid declaration? (<remove> inserted above to get ar...

When I disable modsecparse I get the following error:

Disable: Command not added to /scripts/posteasyapache as it is not a shell script

This of course means that modsecparse resumes running after easyapache has been run. Is there some way to avoid this?

Thanks!