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    Default cphulk still running even if I disabled it

    It's a silly behaviour. I'm using the lfd b rute force protection from CSF, thus I disabled cpHulk to improve resource usage and avoid to be double alerted.
    Something may be incorrectly set when you disable cpHulk cause after I upgrade cPanel, I can see the cphulkd process running in the "Show Current CPU Usage" pane, but this function appear as disabled in the Security Center, so I must manually Enable and then Disable it to fully turn off the process.
    Why is this happening? may be due to any bug?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kent Brockman View Post
    It's a silly behaviour. I'm using the lfd b rute force protection from CSF, thus I disabled cpHulk to improve resource usage and avoid to be double alerted.
    Something may be incorrectly set when you disable cpHulk cause after I upgrade cPanel, I can see the cphulkd process running in the "Show Current CPU Usage" pane, but this function appear as disabled in the Security Center, so I must manually Enable and then Disable it to fully turn off the process.
    Why is this happening? may be due to any bug?
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    Are your cPanel updates running automatically or manually? If manually, are your --force'ing them? Which branch (e.g. STABLE) of cPanel are you using?

    Testing on 11.23.4-CURRENT_26138:

    1. Disabled cPHulkd in Security Center
    2. Verified cPHulkd process was no longer running
    3. Executed /scripts/upcp
    4. Upon upcp completion checked for cPHulkd process:
    Code:
    root@mundane [~]# ps ax | grep -i hulk
      375 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep -i hulk
    Re-running the test with a forced update and will provide the results upon completion.


    UPDATE:

    /scripts/upcp --force does indeed cause the cPHulkd process to start though disabled in Security Center.
    Last edited by cpanelkenneth; 07-14-2008 at 08:53 AM. Reason: Test results

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    Nope, I never "force" the upcp. Should I do it?
    I use manual updates since I like to read the changelog before start downloading.
    At the moment of this post I have recently updated from WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.3-S25971 to WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.4-S26138.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kent Brockman View Post
    Nope, I never "force" the upcp. Should I do it?
    I use manual updates since I like to read the changelog before start downloading.
    At the moment of this post I have recently updated from WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.3-S25971 to WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.4-S26138.
    A forced update essentially re-installs cPanel (it doesn't remove any of your configuration settings). It's not normally needed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cpanelkenneth View Post
    A forced update essentially re-installs cPanel (it doesn't remove any of your configuration settings). It's not normally needed.
    ok, then I will watch it next time cPanel must be upgraded.

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    No --force used ever. upcp is manual only.
    WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.4-R26138.
    cpHulkd is disabled in whm (never remember enabling it as using csf+lfd)
    Still it shows up in pstree

    enabled and then disabled again.
    Doesn't showup in pstree.

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    Anup
    Last edited by anup123; 07-15-2008 at 10:24 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by anup123 View Post
    No --force used ever. upcp is manual only.
    WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.4-R26138.
    cpHulkd is disabled in whm (never remember enabling it as using csf+lfd)
    Still it shows up in pstree

    enabled and then disabled again.
    Doesn't showup in pstree.

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    Anup
    May be a bug inside upcp?
    cpHulkd shouldn't start if the admin have disabled it. upcp should check that.

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    no cphulkd in pstree after above.

    ran upcp
    no cpHulkd in pstree so all fine.

    then did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/cpanel restart:

    Stopping cPanel brute force detector services: [ OK ]
    Starting cPanel brute force detector services: [ OK ]

    So a minor quirk as no cpHulkd in pstree even after. But upcp didn't get it back. So looks ok so far.

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