Detected 6 services that are running outdated executables: atd.service queueprocd.service tailwatchd.service crond.service cpgreylistd.service cpanell

[Muneef]

Detected 6 services that are running outdated executables: atd.service queueprocd.service tailwatchd.service crond.service cpgreylistd.service cpanellogd.service
You must take one of the following actions to ensure the system is up-to-date:

• Restart the listed services using “systemctl restart atd.service queueprocd.service tailwatchd.service crond.service cpgreylistd.service cpanellogd.service”; then click “Scan Again” to check non-service processes.

How we can fix this

 

[cPanelAaronH]

Hello,

When the following command is ran "needs-restarting" this will check for service that needs to be restarted in order to take advantage of the updates.

You can either reboot the server or restart the services.

In your case, this provided the command you need to run in order to restart those services.

systemctl restart atd.service queueprocd.service tailwatchd.service crond.service cpgreylistd.service cpanellogd.service

I hope this helps.

 

[Muneef]

Thanks dear, after run this code. got error message

Detected 1 process that is running outdated executables: 1404
You must take one of the following actions to ensure the system is up-to-date:

 

[cPRex]

Can you run the following command on the server?

ps aux | grep 1404

That would show the process ID and what is running under that.

 

[Muneef]

i run the code as your mentioned code. still, its has shown under Security Advisor

 

[cPRex]

I'm sorry if I wasn't clear earlier. I didn't expect tht code to change anything in Security Advisor, but just to get us more detail on the process. Can you send me the output from that command?

 

[Muneef]

I reboot the server now its gone .. Thanks lot biggest help

 

[cPRex]

Rebooting the server would definitely remove any stale processes that may be running, so you can always do that. In the future, that command I provided should show you the specific process causing an issue if you did want to get more details.