Clint Bullock writes:
> The four processes were old and definitely not doing anything but chewing up
>processor. Wish
> I had saved some output. I'm sure that they had been sitting around longer than the
> hard-timeout value allowed for a user to be logged-in.
> I only have a few of my users testing sqwebmail, at the moment. At the time of
>night I
> noticed the processes, it was statistically impossible for the server to overloaded
>from
> sqwebmail users ;) And, I hope that a few users can't kill a PIII 733 with 512 MB
>RAM and 18
> GB 10,000RPM mirrored hard disks...
What you should do is to do a 'make install' instead of 'make
install-strip', so that you're running a binary with debug data. Then, when
you have some spinning, you'll be able to attach a debugger, and get a
traceback, even if the process is not making any system calls. You can also
try grabbing the process's environment, which will tell you what the cgi was
invoked for.
--
Sam
