Hello, im receiving this alerts and i want to know if there is a way to avoid them,
I have a vps , i do not allow ssh root login on this server, so i use a wheel user instead,
Everytime i login with my wheel user, few minutes after login I start receiving a lot of these notifications depending on the time im logged in.
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lfd on hostname: Excessive resource usage: mywheeluser (XXXXX (Parent PID:XXXXX))
Time: Time
Account: mywheeluser
Resource: Process Time
Exceeded: 8162 > 1800 (seconds)
Executable: /bin/bash
Command Line: -bash
PID: XXXXXX (Parent PID:XXXXXX)
Killed: No
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I already add my user UID and ID on csf.uidignore without luck
Is there any way to avoid this mails alerts?
Thanks
Excessive resource usage wheel user
Re: Excessive resource usage wheel user
try adding to csf.pignore the following line:
user:mywheeluser
user:mywheeluser
Re: Excessive resource usage wheel user
I get that same time to much email that i like to disable the alert
Re: Excessive resource usage wheel user
Rare, as any rule that you write on csf.pignore, csf will not send any emails at all.
So, if you add user:mywheeluser to csf.pignore, that user will never generate any LFD email because of the processes it does.
So, if you add user:mywheeluser to csf.pignore, that user will never generate any LFD email because of the processes it does.
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Re: Excessive resource usage wheel user
It means that you have SSH to your server and after you have done with your work, you closed the SSH client window instead of disconnecting properly. This caused the process to continue running in the server over a long period of time. So next time disconnect instead of just closing the window.tuibm wrote: Account: mywheeluser
Resource: Process Time
Exceeded: 8162 > 1800 (seconds)
Executable: /bin/bash
Last edited by mrlawrencelam on 16 Aug 2015, 20:20, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Excessive resource usage wheel user
Look for the PID number and go to WHM >> Process Manager to kill it (for cPanel users).