hi all,
ok just 2 ingenuous Questions:

1) what process is this: kjournald Pid 12
Seems they using a lot of CPUsage... I also figur out this has to do with some ptrace process..

2)Can I disable the backup function in that does backupt withing the cPanel ?
I already have a 2° backup drive where i do backups. It seems that there is also high CPUsage to backup every day for customers that never use this function..

thanks a lot

Originally posted by WWWhost

1) what process is this: kjournald Pid 12
Seems they using a lot of CPUsage... I also figur out this has to do with some ptrace process..


Kernel....probably don't want to mess with that ;) I didn't write it so I could be wrong, but almost everything that goes on throughout your server uses this process (for drivers and such).


Originally posted by WWWhost

2)Can I disable the backup function in that does backupt withing the cPanel ?
I already have a 2° backup drive where i do backups. It seems that there is also high CPUsage to backup every day for customers that never use this function..



You should be able to disable the backup function in WHM (if you have the right access).

:rolleyes:

nowbody ??

---quote---
jbd is the journaling layer which ext3 uses. One of the things that
the jbd layer does is to batch updates to the disk into compound
atomic transactions, and those are written to disk in the background. kjournald is the name of the thread that the jbd code creates to perform those background commits.
---end-quote---

You cannot stop kjournald process. It is ran by the kernel itself. If you see kjournald and kupdated using too much CPU, it means there is a lot of data that is being written to the disks. Maybe a lot of FTP users uploading their site content? Huge number of domains which each will write their own logfile in the server?

Tip;):
Disabling ATIME i.e using noatime on fstab will save a lot of i/o which inturn decreases the load from kjournald/kupdated


Regarding disabling CPanel backup, how cpanel backups is that it can recreate all the settings when doing a restore. If you just need the data part, then you can disable cpanel backup and use your own. Else, you can disable your own backup and let cpanel backup it's content.



Hope this helps
:D

admin0--- thaks..
I dont think there are currently a lot of customers who going to upload things..
But probbably there is somone going to offer's free downloading of files....
Will this have the same effect as uploading files?


Thanks

it's file writing to the disk.

File reading won't do it.