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problem with perl.exe

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olivierfromars

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hi all
I am running a server with plesk 7.0.2 on a windows 2003 server 1Gb Ram , 2Ghz

perl.exe running by Adminstrator is using 99% of cpu.
so the server is very slow...
how to block it?or how to see the bad user using 100% of cpu?


msn: [email protected]


thanks
 
you can see what user uses the program at least with php, in the task manager. set it to show all processs in the computer and the column which user runs which program
 
ok thanks
but how to display the program line in the task manager?
thanks
I just saw perl.exe in Administrator.
 
I've the same problem,all service are busy, and i have 3-4 perl.exe active that use all the cpu resource!!
User name that use all the resource is SYSTEM, not administrator.

Help me!!
 
I disabled in IIS manager cgi php and perl... it seems better now...
 
Have you other suggestions to my problem ?
Is two days that i have this problem.
All my resorse are busy,and my client can't access to my Plesk control panel.

Help me!!
 
Try using the ISAPI version for ActiveState Perl.

go into the application and IIS settings & set the cgi & pl settings to use PerlIS.dll To run Perl for ISAPI, type the full path to PerlIS.dll. The %s %s is not required for ISAPI DLLs.

I don't recommend using perl.exe on IIS 6 unless you really have to...

CW
 
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