Process 'sustes' using CPU at 600%

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Just shut the server down and Strat back up and see if the resource limit jumps again. Then I would go in and still killing process one by one. if this is a clients server of yours I would suspend and give them a few options. 1. Upgrade to a plan that fits your needs. 2. Move to a different web host.
 
CenTex Hosting said:
Just shut the server down and Strat back up and see if the resource limit jumps again. Then I would go in and still killing process one by one. if this is a clients server of yours I would suspend and give them a few options. 1. Upgrade to a plan that fits your needs. 2. Move to a different web host.
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Thanks for suggesting, it’s one of my droplets on Linode, so far the support only told me its self managed droplets and run ClamAv - it too helpful :)
 
You can install maldet and start scanning. If you can't solve the issue, you can hire a system admin.
 
CenTex Hosting said:
Just shut the server down and Strat back up and see if the resource limit jumps again. Then I would go in and still killing process one by one. if this is a clients server of yours I would suspend and give them a few options. 1. Upgrade to a plan that fits your needs. 2. Move to a different web host.
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I have tried this but this process starts again and again
I have then deleted files also and it was stopped but now again its started

obosor said:
You can install maldet and start scanning. If you can't solve the issue, you can hire a system admin.
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What's maldet? Like ClamAv?
 
Then I'd suggest to reinstall the system. Upload the files from your backup after reinstall.

Yes, its malware/virus scanner.
 
check inside "/etc/rc.local" and other startup files. Maybe you have it attached to start up with system boot. If you see something wrong in it, remove and restart server
 
hajroboss said:
check inside "/etc/rc.local" and other startup files. Maybe you have it attached to start up with system boot. If you see something wrong in it, remove and restart server
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thanks for suggestion!
 
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