Re: SOT: killhttpd - or any process maybe
Ok - just answering my own question for future reference. I found this one and it's great! http://sysfence.sourceforge.net/ mimo mimo wrote: Slightly off topic: we have an old server running old RedHat and there is no way of updating it so will have to rebuild it. One thing with its apache is that it keeps generating huge server load - probably because of some cms. Anyway I was looking for a daemon that monitors a group of processes and - if they generate too much load over a long period of time - kill them. I have found this one: (procmurderd) http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:fkRxpKTfiEEJ:www.he.net/adm/procmurderd.html+kill+load+daemon&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 which would do what I want and a bit more. But tehre is no source code there and couldnt find it anywhere else. Does anzone know of such a daemon, used one? Thanks, mimo -- Please note that this account is being filtered using anti UCE systems. If you send email to this account make sure that it could not be mistaken as UCE.
Re: SOT: killhttpd - or any process maybe
Ok - just answering my own question for future reference. I found this one and it's great! http://sysfence.sourceforge.net/ mimo mimo wrote: Slightly off topic: we have an old server running old RedHat and there is no way of updating it so will have to rebuild it. One thing with its apache is that it keeps generating huge server load - probably because of some cms. Anyway I was looking for a daemon that monitors a group of processes and - if they generate too much load over a long period of time - kill them. I have found this one: (procmurderd) http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:fkRxpKTfiEEJ:www.he.net/adm/procmurderd.html+kill+load+daemon&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 which would do what I want and a bit more. But tehre is no source code there and couldnt find it anywhere else. Does anzone know of such a daemon, used one? Thanks, mimo -- Please note that this account is being filtered using anti UCE systems. If you send email to this account make sure that it could not be mistaken as UCE. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SOT: killhttpd - or any process maybe
Slightly off topic: we have an old server running old RedHat and there is no way of updating it so will have to rebuild it. One thing with its apache is that it keeps generating huge server load - probably because of some cms. Anyway I was looking for a daemon that monitors a group of processes and - if they generate too much load over a long period of time - kill them. I have found this one: (procmurderd) http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:fkRxpKTfiEEJ:www.he.net/adm/procmurderd.html+kill+load+daemon&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 which would do what I want and a bit more. But tehre is no source code there and couldnt find it anywhere else. Does anzone know of such a daemon, used one? Thanks, mimo -- Please note that this account is being filtered using anti UCE systems. If you send email to this account make sure that it could not be mistaken as UCE.
SOT: killhttpd - or any process maybe
Slightly off topic: we have an old server running old RedHat and there is no way of updating it so will have to rebuild it. One thing with its apache is that it keeps generating huge server load - probably because of some cms. Anyway I was looking for a daemon that monitors a group of processes and - if they generate too much load over a long period of time - kill them. I have found this one: (procmurderd) http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:fkRxpKTfiEEJ:www.he.net/adm/procmurderd.html+kill+load+daemon&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 which would do what I want and a bit more. But tehre is no source code there and couldnt find it anywhere else. Does anzone know of such a daemon, used one? Thanks, mimo -- Please note that this account is being filtered using anti UCE systems. If you send email to this account make sure that it could not be mistaken as UCE. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
