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stop PleskX.pl

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awillys

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Hi there,

How do I stop PleskX.pl?
It seems to be running 24/7 and it's taking loads of my resources.
Even when there is no backup going on it's still there :/

Any help is much appreciated.

Regards,
Antonio
 
I had this happen today.. It was related to a scheduled backup on a domain in my case...

just find the PID and kill the process.

or use #top
 
Same Here

I am having the same problem with PleskX.pl running out of control. I try killing the process and it immediately comes right back. The strange thing is that the /var/migration/supervisor.XXXX that it is referrring to does not exist. Anyone got any tips for killing this process permanently without rebooting the machine (which I'm not even sure will work? :p)


Here are the relevant details:
TOP:
30285 root 25 0 13396 9508 724 R 97.9 0.5 1:02.45 perl

PS AX:
30285 ? R 0:47 perl /var/migration/supervisor.5459/PleskX.pl --dump-domains=-
 
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