On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 12:55:05PM -0500, David Blank-Edelman wrote: > Hi- > We've got a situation where periodically some processes will go rogue on a > Linux machine, probably after they lose their controlling terminal (i.e. > someone logs off without quitting the program). We started to hack up > something that attempts to kill these processes under the "right" > circumstances (person is logged off the console, is not logged in remotely, > isn't running it in a screen session, it is taking up a major part of the > CPU, etc.) but it occurs to me that someone must have written this already. > It seems like the sort of thing that shared hosting providers must need to > having running all the time. > > Does anyone have a tool they like that they can recommend for this purpose? > Thanks!
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