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  • m.rahnev
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    Thanks Bogdan. This solved my problem.

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  • bogdan.sh
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    I worry there is no way to skip just your script, e.g. the file will be overwritten with the next update.

    Actually, the right way to disable cronjob is to edit /etc/sysconfig//cloudlinux and change to Y:

    Code:
    disable_kill_orphaned_cron = Y

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  • m.rahnev
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    Is there a way to exclude a script from that cron? I have disabled it now and will try to see if it is the reason for killing my script. Will keep you in touch. Thanks.

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  • bogdan.sh
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    We have a cronjob which do kill php scripts which belongs to init as parent, seems your script is affected by it.

    Try commenting out /etc/cron.d/kill_orphaned_php-cron :

    Code:
    */5 * * * * root bash /usr/sbin/kill_php_script

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  • m.rahnev
    started a topic PHP daemon killed mysteriously

    PHP daemon killed mysteriously

    I have a php script, which runs as daemon (by root user) and only writes current time to log file. This scripts is killed misteriously after 10-15 mins with no message to any log file. OS: Centos 6.9 + Cloudlinux + CageFS + cPanel. If I run the same daemon on Centos 6.9 only it doesnt stop. Is there something related to Cloudlinux which can kill the background process?
    Scripts can be found in attached file.
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