Pascal Legrand wrote:
i looked in crontab -l and /etc/cron.d/,
How about cron.daily or cron.weekly?
Actually you should be able to find something in the log files if it was
a cron job. Do something like 'grep -i cron /var/log/*'. Find where cron
writes it's messages and then look for the entries there.
Otherwise look at you web server logs. Maybe somebody did something at
night?
Anyhow, I don't think it's a monit bug. If this happens every night at
the same time, then schedule a cron job which will save the output of ps
aux or top to a file.
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