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.
Running CPanel on Centos.
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.
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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