full stop httpd and mysqld ?

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by travelmate, Nov 27, 2009.

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    Hi !

    I have dedicated server and i try to stop mysqld and httpd servers with the command: service mysqld stop and service httpd stop
    The servers stop, but after 1-2 minutes they running by self again .

    How can i make full stop the servers ?

    I Have Centos.
     
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  2. mainstreamnet

    mainstreamnet Guest

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    Do you have cpanel installed? If so disable the httpd and mysql service monitor.
     
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    sahabcse Well-Known Member

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    #3
    Please run the below command

    #killall -9 httpd
    #killall -9 mysqld
     
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    oc-scott Active Member

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    Also, check if you have process resource monitor (PRM) or similar scripts installed in the server to restart the services incase if it goes down.
     
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    ahref Well-Known Member

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    #5
    Stop chkservd service first as chkservd service start any service which stop.
     
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    Bohra Prominent Member

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    There probably is somekind of server monitor which checks if these are off and enables them autoamtically ..check for this
     
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  7. CanSpace

    CanSpace Well-Known Member

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    #7
    In all likelihood this will NOT fix the problem. It will just shutdown the servers in an unfriendly way and they will be started back up again.

    Like others have said, it is probably some monitoring app...
     
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  8. don19

    don19 Peon

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    #8
    try to use service stop and start
     
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  9. don19

    don19 Peon

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    or you may try to find httpd and mysqld log
     
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  10. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #10
    See if you are running the mysqlmanager process. It is designed to bring failed mysqld processes back online if they go down. It was built into MySQL 5.0.xx, but I think it was removed in 5.1.xx (not sure if it was replaced with something else or not).
     
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    olddocks Notable Member

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    check for any entries in cron as well

     
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