Hi,
I need a user to stay out completely from LVE so it can view all processes.
Ive tried the following without success:
-> usermod -u 55 netdata (to set a UID below 500)
-> usermod -G wheel netdata (to add it to the "wheel" user that supposedly is out of LVE)
-> edit /etc/pam.d/sshd and add:
session required pam_lve.so 500 1 wheel,netdata
The only thing that works is adding the user to the "clsupergid" like this:
usermod -G clsupergid netdata
But seems that there is some cloudlinux cron that pulls the user out of this group after some time.
Ignacio
I need a user to stay out completely from LVE so it can view all processes.
Ive tried the following without success:
-> usermod -u 55 netdata (to set a UID below 500)
-> usermod -G wheel netdata (to add it to the "wheel" user that supposedly is out of LVE)
-> edit /etc/pam.d/sshd and add:
session required pam_lve.so 500 1 wheel,netdata
The only thing that works is adding the user to the "clsupergid" like this:
usermod -G clsupergid netdata
But seems that there is some cloudlinux cron that pulls the user out of this group after some time.
Ignacio
saadm,sw-cp-server [root@pluto ~]# sysctl -a | grep super fs.proc_super_gid = 1000 [/code] A supergroup that’s able to see all processes is psaadm. We have also checked this on our test Plesk server - config is the same. The solution will be adding user ‘netdata’ to ‘psaadm’ group. If it does not help, please create a ticket here
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