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    Default Getting alot of 'nobody' procceses!

    I'm getting alot of 'nobody' procceses with HIGH CPU load.. What do I do?? How do I stop this? Whose causing it??

    Pid Owner Priority Cpu % Mem % Command
    27908 nobody 0 58 0.4 /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -DSSL

    Also, alot from this,

    3 root 49 42 0.0 [ksoftirqd/0]

    [ksoftirqd/0] [ksoftirqd/0] [ksoftirqd/0] [ksoftirqd/0] IT KEEPS POPPING UP WITH HIGH CPU LOADS!

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    http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=58051

    Try that post. I think it will lead you in the correct direction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris74108
    Also after rereading your post

    27908 nobody 0 58 0.4 /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -DSSL

    That is apache
    You will see one for each instance of apache
    If you have a lot of people using your webserver you will see a lot of them.
    But it wasn't until today it started using ALOT of CPU!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris74108
    Maybe I don't see it, but theres nothing there to help me at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris74108
    try the command top
    and watch it a few
    Ok, no offence but I think your trying to get me mad, what do you think I've been doing? Watching it isn't helping me at all.

    Thanks for your help if it wasn't sarcasim.

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    Also after rereading your post

    27908 nobody 0 58 0.4 /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -DSSL

    That is apache
    You will see one for each instance of apache
    If you have a lot of people using your webserver you will see a lot of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris8lunch
    But it wasn't until today it started using ALOT of CPU!
    try the command top
    and watch it a few

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayh38
    Softirqd is a kernel thread that runs when its under heavy load. The softirq is generated faster than it can be serviced which obviously happens under load. You can adjust your log parsing times to better suite your needs.
    Would you mind explaining this more? What is "log parsing"? And another note its NEVER done this before until now.

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    27900's are probably your domlogs parsing for the stats.

    lsof -p 27908

    Softirqd is a kernel thread that runs when its under heavy load. The softirq is generated faster than it can be serviced which obviously happens under load. You can adjust your log parsing times to better suite your needs.

    Every user runs as "nobody" if you have phpsuexec disabled and obviously you do. Unless they run a specific service that they log into such as FTP, they will show up with their account name.

    You can turn on phpsuexec by recompiling apache for better security but you also risk breaking scripts as most php scripts and mailers are setup to run as nobody. Also php accelerators need to run as nobody so you will lose the ability to run a cache accelerator with phpsuexec.

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    Softirqd is a kernel thread that runs when its under heavy load. The softirq is generated faster than it can be serviced which obviously happens under load. You can adjust your log parsing times to better suite your needs.

    Would you mind explaining this more? What is "log parsing"? And another note its NEVER done this before until now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayh38
    Collecting your domain stats, bandwidth, quotas, etc.. just account statistics.
    You probably never noticed it run before but I am sure it has run, otherwise
    you would not have any information for account usage such as a users
    bandwidth or any data in your webalizer or awstats.

    I only keep awstats enabled for my clients. No one seems to care for the
    other stats programs so it may save you some cpu time by disabling
    the stats application you may not need.

    As your traffic increases and use base increases, obviously your log files
    will increase and require more processing time.
    How do I adjust this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by chris8lunch
    Would you mind explaining this more? What is "log parsing"? And another note its NEVER done this before until now.

    Collecting your domain stats, bandwidth, quotas, etc.. just account statistics.
    You probably never noticed it run before but I am sure it has run, otherwise
    you would not have any information for account usage such as a users
    bandwidth or any data in your webalizer or awstats.

    I only keep awstats enabled for my clients. No one seems to care for the
    other stats programs so it may save you some cpu time by disabling
    the stats application you may not need.

    As your traffic increases and use base increases, obviously your log files
    will increase and require more processing time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayh38
    Collecting your domain stats, bandwidth, quotas, etc.. just account statistics.
    You probably never noticed it run before but I am sure it has run, otherwise
    you would not have any information for account usage such as a users
    bandwidth or any data in your webalizer or awstats.

    I only keep awstats enabled for my clients. No one seems to care for the
    other stats programs so it may save you some cpu time by disabling
    the stats application you may not need.

    As your traffic increases and use base increases, obviously your log files
    will increase and require more processing time.
    How do I adjust this?/

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayh38
    You can adjust the scheduling in whm at the top:
    Statistics Software Configuration

    You can turn off the stats software you do not need in
    tweak settings > stats programs
    I honestly think you might have this confsued with something else because my server load wouldn't just jump from average of 0.03 to 10+ with CPU usage new average of 90%+!!

    I can't even get in my server right now!!

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