Correct syntax to disable lfd notifications for CalendarServer Plugin in csf.pignore

SimpleTechGuy

• March 23, 2021 08:57

Hi all, Recently installed CalendarServer Plugin which is working fine but resulted in multiple excessive resource usage emails from lfd. I've read through the existing threads discussing this topic and they all say the solution is to whitelist CalendarServer in csf.pignore, however none of the solutions mention a full syntax that works for me. Currently I am receiving 5 emails every hour or so and would like to disable these emails but need the correct syntax for csf.pignore. Here are the executable and command lines I need to whitelist: Executable: /opt/cpanel-ccs/.develop/virtualenv/bin/python2.7 Command Line: CalendarServer *.*.*+**************************** [Combined]
Executable: /opt/cpanel-ccs/.develop/virtualenv/bin/python2.7 Command Line: CalendarServer Directory Proxy Service
Executable: /opt/cpanel-ccs/.develop/virtualenv/bin/python2.7 Command Line: CalendarServer *.*.*+**************************** [Slave #0]
Executable: /opt/cpanel-ccs/.develop/virtualenv/bin/python2.7 Command Line: CalendarServer *.*.*+**************************** [Slave #1]
Executable: /usr/bin/memcached Command Line: memcached -U 0 -s ./data/Logs/state/memcache.sock
I'm thinking the correct line would use pcmd but not sure excaly how this works and I'm struggling to understand the logic from the documentation. Seems the following should work but I don't want to make any mistakes here and hoping someone from the community could shed some light on this for me. I'm thinking something like this should work: pcmd:/opt/cpanel-css/.develop/virtualenv/bin/phython.* /CalendarServer*.*.*+**************************** [Combined]
I asked another user who claimed to have found the solution

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • March 23, 2021 18:34

  Hey there! Since this is a newer service, it might to good to ask ConfigServer directly to see what testing they've done with that and how that should be implemented, as CSF isn't something we create or manage on our end. Or it's possible another user will see this and share what they have configured successfully.

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  cPAdminsMichael

  • March 24, 2021 08:58

  Hi @SimpleTechGuy From memory, you'd need something like this: cmd:memcached
  and pcmd:CalendarServer.*
  Let me know if it works :)

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  SimpleTechGuy

  • March 25, 2021 17:30

  Excellent, this seems to be working as far as I can tell. Thank you so much, these messages were driving me crazy lol. Will update if anything changes.

  Hi @SimpleTechGuy From memory, you'd need something like this: cmd:memcached
  and pcmd:CalendarServer.*
  Let me know if it works :)

  
  

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  SimpleTechGuy

  • April 01, 2021 15:34

  **UPDATE** cmd:memcached
  didn't work. I ended up using exe:/usr/bin/memcached
  

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  ruibarroso

  • December 08, 2022 15:59

  pcmd:/opt/cpanel-css/.develop/virtualenv/bin/phython.* /CalendarServer*.*.*+**************************** [Combined]
  

  
  This command worked for you?

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  SimpleTechGuy

  • December 08, 2022 19:04

  This command worked for you?

  
  That actually didn't work. For Calendar Server I ended up using this: pcmd:CalendarServer.*
  

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