Hi all,
I've been getting the following emails to www-data@mydomain.com for about a day - every 30 seconds!
Subject:
Cron <www-data@mydomain> ps aux | grep /tmp | egrep -v systemd | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -t kill -9
Text:
kill -9 23791
kill: No such process
So questions... where did this cronjob come from?! Where does it live?! How do I find this and kill it? The <www-data@mydomain> is interesting to me.. I would have expected a FQDN.. not just "mydomain". Thoughts?
Thanks for any insight.. I've been through the syslogs of all VMs and containers + the host. No joy, there.
I've been getting the following emails to www-data@mydomain.com for about a day - every 30 seconds!
Subject:
Cron <www-data@mydomain> ps aux | grep /tmp | egrep -v systemd | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -t kill -9
Text:
kill -9 23791
kill: No such process
So questions... where did this cronjob come from?! Where does it live?! How do I find this and kill it? The <www-data@mydomain> is interesting to me.. I would have expected a FQDN.. not just "mydomain". Thoughts?
Thanks for any insight.. I've been through the syslogs of all VMs and containers + the host. No joy, there.