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   bluerayconcepts Active Member

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   When a service gets killed, such as mysqld, is there a way to find out what user/account may have caused mysqld to suck up the memory and get killed?
   
   Running CPanel on Centos.

    

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   #1 bluerayconcepts, May 10, 2014
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   cPanelPeter Technical Analyst III Staff Member

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   Hello,
   
   You may be able to trace it down in the /var/log/messages file. I've sometimes (but not always) seen the cause listed just before the OOM killer.

    

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