I recently took a look at my server again and was shocked. 99% user CPU load. That can't be. Top showed me, that there were dozens of php processes each consum 1.1% CPU load and a time+ with about 9000 (!) [so, many different values up to 9000] Using "ps aux" I got this output (shortened a bit): (to be continued in next posting)
(continuing...) That makes me feel it's ISPConfig's fault. This is my crontab line: Interestingly enough, I can find daily updated "vsftpd.log" files in my /var/log directory (each 0 bytes in size), but my proftpd.log in /var/log/proftpd hasn't been copied over to proftpd.log.0 for 30 days (which is perhaps right?) Now, after using "killall php", the problems is gone. Question is just: for how long? PS: I am using ispconfig 2.2.14
Please run Code: /root/ispconfig/php/php /root/ispconfig/scripts/shell/ftp_logs.php on the shell. Do you get any errors then?
No, this one doesn't hang... strange.. By the way, as mentioned, I did a killall php yesterday. Now there's again this process: (truncated due to console width) Can't find the one I just started, so there seems to be a problem when run from a crontab... Perhaps it's due to an overload. I just changed the crontab so that the start time for the ftp_logs.php differs from the other two php jobs which were previously at the same time.. Dunno if it'll help though (will see)
