Always reporting excessive resource usage

How can i stop this from reporting this all the time getting millions of emails a day and its doing my head in lol.

I`ve put it in ignore but still wont ignore this is what i get:


Resource: Process Time
Exceeded: 56114 > 1800 (seconds)
Executable: /home/ultimat3/public_html/files/1-9-8-linux-glibc6/sc_trans
Command Line: /home/ultimat3/public_html/files/1-9-8-linux-glibc6/sc_trans /home/ultimat3/public_html/temp/8000_20409905244bc78c25148a2.conf
PID: 11296
Killed: No

Are you using "exe:" or "cmd:"?

Both i have put both of the lines in to the pignore

Can you tell us which file you put the line in, and just copy and paste that line here please? I'm wondering if it's an issue with whitespace somewhere or CSF not interpreting the path properly.

-Luke.

Time: Sat Apr 17 16:58:43 2010 +0100
Account: ultimat3
Resource: Process Time
Exceeded: 7301 > 1800 (seconds)
Executable: /home/ultimat3/public_html/files/1-9-8-linux-glibc6/sc_trans
Command Line: /home/ultimat3/public_html/files/1-9-8-linux-glibc6/sc_trans /home/ultimat3/public_html/temp/8000_16271096034bc9be2e101a4.conf
PID: 5867
Killed: No

The comand line and the executable i have put in and still its coming back with reports

Have you posted a ticket to ConfigServer.com ? CSF developers...

Good place to start for a quick and dirty solution - they have always been very response when I have had questions.

Cheers,

Dave

1. Read the warning at the top of the file. exe: is preferred, cmd: can be spoofed.
2. Did you restart CSF? It reads config on startup. If you haven't restarted it, it doesn't know you've changed the config.

i have restarted it i put both of the lines in cmd & the exe in to the pignore and it just isnt ignoring. the shoutcast is a script isnt so should i put it in ignore scripts aswell.

just copy and paste that line here please?

As stated earlier...

its ok now i sorted it out i just put the user: (username) in the pignore and now has stopped the reports been sent to me all the time im the user of that domain so no other scripts can effect it, Thanks for your replies and helping me out with this cheers

That defeats the point of CSF if somebody hacks your user account. Nobody can help solve the problem if you won't give them the information they need.