The cpu load keeps spiking and I suspect word press crons are the problem.
My question is-
How do I prevent word press cron jobs from running on the server
without me going into everyone's word press installation and removing the cron jobs?
Any chance this will solve the problem?
I could put the word ALL in /etc/cron.deny and
then create /etc/cron.allow
and put in the users that I want to be able to run cron jobs in cron.allow.
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I removed crond from the default "feature list" in the whm.
But
I am thinking that this only effects the ability to add new cron jobs using their cpanel.
I am also wondering if this removes all the existing cpanel created cron jobs
(they do not have ssh access - and they can no longer create new cron jobs using cpanel
Thanks for your help
Audrey
My question is-
How do I prevent word press cron jobs from running on the server
without me going into everyone's word press installation and removing the cron jobs?
Any chance this will solve the problem?
I could put the word ALL in /etc/cron.deny and
then create /etc/cron.allow
and put in the users that I want to be able to run cron jobs in cron.allow.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I removed crond from the default "feature list" in the whm.
But
I am thinking that this only effects the ability to add new cron jobs using their cpanel.
I am also wondering if this removes all the existing cpanel created cron jobs
(they do not have ssh access - and they can no longer create new cron jobs using cpanel
Thanks for your help
Audrey