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Hello,

Ruby on Rails under cpanel uses the mongrel server, and so is a long running process that needs to be ignored by lfd.

The process is:

/usr/bin/ruby /usr/bin/mongrel_rails start -p xxx -d -e production -P log/mongrel.pid

I don't want to ignore all long running ruby processes, so I'd like to be able to include the parameter in the csf.pignore match: This doesn't work, but before I go rooting through the code, does anyone know whether lfd looks past the running process executable to even be able to match on parameters?

Thanks,

Paul Murphy

That's because you haven't used a full regex. The following should work:

pexe:/usr/bin/ruby /usr/bin/mongrel_rails .*

Thanks chirpy..

This doesn't work, which I guess brings me back to the question - does anyone know whether lfd looks at a process' parameters when doing a match?

Does anyone have any further thoughts on this at all?

I'm trying to make an exception for this:


Executable:

/usr/bin/ruby-bin (deleted)

Command Line (often faked in exploits):

/usr/bin/ruby -I /home/postergr/ruby /usr/bin/mongrel_rails start -p 12001 -d -e development -P log/mongrel.pid