Hello,
On a server, I have so many idle apache threads which are useless, using up CPU and eating up RAM.
nobody /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -DSSL
/usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -DSSL - is running on the user "nobody" and I don't believe anything should really run on this user. If I kill the processes one by one they get recreated with new PIDs. How can I stop this command from being run or any commands being run on the user nobody?
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Disable commands on "nobody"
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delete the user?
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@ Above: "nobody" means no user.
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Aren't they threads made when someone visits the site? They should kill them selves every so often.
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Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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Its normal that they sit there. It's so that as soon as somebody connects to the server it will assist them immediately. Also you cant disable "nobody".
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