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I only use FF so would have missed that. I'll look into it a when I can

I've released a new version of csf (v2.64) that should now cater for emptied log files as well as rotated ones. Once upgraded you should no longer need to restart lfd after your rotation job.

To your knowledge, is the following message generated by Selinux: Unusual System Events =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Feb 7 18:50:56 server2 filelimits: Increasing file system limits succeeded These log files are great but how can we find out what generated them? That's nothing to do with selinux. cPanel r...

That's to be expected. lfd was developed to cope with the standard logrotate procedure that generates a new file and archives the old, thuse changing the inode which prompts lfd to reopen the relevant log file it is monitoring. If you simply empty the file, the inode doesn't change and the file poin...

AFAIK, cPanel won't function correctly on a server with SELinux full enabled, only in permissive/disabled modes.

That suggests that you've either configured the ETH_DEVICE incorrectly (you should normally leave it blank) or that iptables is properly supported on your VPS. I'd guess at the first problem.

From the readme.txt under the subject of generic linux:

4. The options SMTP_BLOCK and LF_SCRIPT_ALERT LF_CPANEL are not available

If you've had an aborted upgrade it would be best to simply rerun the installation which would replace and missing files.

However, the reason you have processes queued can be for 3 main performance reasons (and a combination of all/any of them) which don't necessarily lead to high CPU usage (except the first one, obviously): 1. CPU activity 2. Memory use 3. I/O So, for example, you could have a single process accessing...

The email is actually triggered by the load average on the server. You can have a high load average with low CPU utilisation, so it might give you a false view of the problem. The output that is emailed is actually from:

ps aux