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  • [abrt] alt-php56-cli: lsphp killed by SIGABRT

    Hi,

    I have issue that showing alert

    [abrt] alt-php56-cli: lsphp killed by SIGABRT
    HTML Code:
    reason: lsphp killed by SIGABRT
    cmdline: lsphp:/home/user/public_html/folder/index.php
    executable: /opt/alt/php56/usr/bin/lsphp
    package: alt-php56-cli-5.6.40-64.el7
    component: alt-php56
    pid: 30062
    pwd: /home/user/public_html/folder
    hostname: domain.com
    count: 23
    abrt_version: 2.1.11
    analyzer: CCpp
    architecture: x86_64
    event_log:
    global_pid: 30062
    kernel: 3.10.0-962.3.2.lve1.5.52.el7.x86_64
    last_occurrence: 1648379408
    os_release: CloudLinux release 7.9 (Boris Yegorov)
    pkg_arch: x86_64
    pkg_epoch: 0
    pkg_fingerprint: 8C55 A662 8608 CB71
    pkg_name: alt-php56-cli
    pkg_release: 64.el7
    pkg_vendor: CloudLinux
    pkg_version: 5.6.40
    runlevel: N 3
    time: Thu 24 Mar 2022 10:34:11 PM WIB
    type: CCpp
    uid: 1764
    username: user
    uuid: 284c5f96b44637c73507f08002964246d9373c94
    
    core_backtrace:
    :{ "signal": 6
    :, "executable": "/opt/alt/php56/usr/bin/lsphp"
    :, "stacktrace":
    : [ { "crash_thread": true
    : , "frames":
    : [ { "address": 140344806822791
    : , "build_id": "c058b51b36c0f7258efb8330108f51e396e89ef1"
    : , "build_id_offset": 222087
    : , "function_name": "raise"
    : , "file_name": "/lib64/libc.so.6"
    : }
    : , { "address": 140344806828984
    : , "build_id": "c058b51b36c0f7258efb8330108f51e396e89ef1"
    : , "build_id_offset": 228280
    : , "function_name": "abort"
    : , "file_name": "/lib64/libc.so.6"
    : }
    What need to increase?

  • #2
    Hello!

    I guess the user hits physical memory limit, please check with lveinfo command this way (just replace username with a real one):
    Code:
    lveinfo -d --period 1d --by-fault=any --user username
    You have to look into PMemF column, it will represent the number of pmem limit hits by this user.

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