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Apache hangs when restarting (process keeps it in use)

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rvdmeer

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2 times every day we are restarting our plesk service. Sometimes when restarting it doesnt come back up again because port 443 is still in use by a program with owner apache. (program: .sh). Now after my script gives a stopall it should also kill the apache processes.. just to be sure.

Does someone know howto kill a process by user?
 
Well thats the problem. The process isn't named httpd. Its named sh but killing everything with sh might cause system damage... so thats why i cant kill it that way. i need to kill all the processes running on user apache. regardless of there names
 
Why would you have a process running as apache named "sh"? Sounds like you picked up a worm, probably explains why you have to restart apache twice a day too.
 
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