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Re: [cobalt-users] CPU in RED
- Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] CPU in RED
- From: Will DeHaan <will@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri Jan 14 17:42:43 2000
- Organization: Cobalt Networks
Kris Dahl wrote:
> > Look for author.exe also--9.9% CPU
> >
> > Use find:
> > $ find /home/sites/ -name mail.cgi
>
> Those both sound like home-grown cgi scripts... especially author.exe. What
> the hell is that? .exe? I hope that someone doesn't think that a program
> compiled on a linux machine needs to have that extension.
If Microsoft were to release a program for unix should it resemble a
Windows app or any of the programs native to the os? This is frontpage,
and if you recheck the process list posted,
31872 httpd 20 0 2012 2012 1700 R 0 9.9 0.7 0:02 author.exe
...you'll notice it's only been running for 2 seconds, with < 10% cpu
consumption. Someone is posting a FP site root web update. This is
about as well behaved as Frontpage Server Extenstions get.
> I would put some restrictions on what users are allowed to run on the
> server, and for the time being, until you can get ahold of the user I'd turn
> off the offending sites ability to use CGIs.
>
> -k
That or have them pay you to fix mail.cgi.
-- Will