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On 01/24/2011 12:04 PM, Marco Aimar wrote:
> Hy,
> I'm use apache 2.2.2.
> Casually I find which some process use very high cpu.
> This is a "top"
>> 21213 wwwrun    20   0  297m  18m 4660 R   98  0.5 100:05.76 httpd2-prefork  
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>> 21149 wwwrun    20   0  297m  19m 5180 R   96  0.5  97:15.34 httpd2-prefork  
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>> 20882 wwwrun    20   0  298m  19m 5464 R   95  0.5  96:38.06 httpd2-prefork  
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>> 20700 wwwrun    20   0  297m  20m 5880 R   94  0.5 101:04.42 httpd2-prefork
> 
> Cpu used for first reported process it's 98%.
> There is a one way for know why this appear?
> I think it's some attack or some process php but I can not trace the origin.

Things to look at:

- - Number of connections in state ESTABLISHED
        (netstat -aln | grep ESTABLISHED)
- - Compare above with number of hits in your access.log
- - Any errors in the error.log?
- - PHP->Database connection tuning?
        (Database should be able to support MaxClients connections)
- - Whats the I/O load of the system?
        (iostat)

Mark.

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