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  • Infopro
    Please attach images to your posts.
    That spam uses all of the CPU

    What spam? You've got several accounts overloading the server, you should take a closer look at them and take action.
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  • Tibbers
    Please attach images to your posts. What spam? You've got several accounts overloading the server, you should take a closer look at them and take action.

    First thanks for your reply, The attacker is using a script i think spamming php functions around the websites, same files with same websites are running at the same server(Less specs) for a month now but this is an attack/spam/flood There is no plugins to limit the usage per user? or to stop those attacks by setting timeout time or banning the spammers ip? https://s7.postimg.org/s3yoz6qwr/09193568bdcc0c5d7e1356da3b3932e2.png
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  • Infopro
    Going by your posted image above, it looks like a wordpress site login is being pounded (marceloe) and user rocket has a cron overloading the server. Installing Modsecurity and ConfigServer firewall should be of some use. Making sure those accounts are up to date and secure should also help.
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  • Tibbers
    ModSecurity is already installed can you link me to ConfigServer firewall installtiong guide ? and is it free? And no other plugins to limit the spam or the flood?
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  • Infopro
    You should be able to google that name and find it in less time than it took to ask for a link. :) Installing it is straight forward, you'll find install instructions on the listing for it at configserver.com Yes, it's free.
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  • Tibbers
    You should be able to google that name and find it in less time than it took to ask for a link. :) Installing it is straight forward, you'll find install instructions on the listing for it at configserver.com Yes, it's free.

    I found it thanks :) and installed it too, No other suggested plugins?
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  • Infopro
    To do what? You should check those accounts for out of date plugins and make sure the wordpress installs are up to date for starters. Configuring CSF takes some time to properly setup. Simply installing it is helpful, but not enough.
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  • Tibbers
    To do what? You should check those accounts for out of date plugins and make sure the wordpress installs are up to date for starters. Configuring CSF takes some time to properly setup. Simply installing it is helpful, but not enough.

    But i've tried to suspend those account another accounts started the spam instead can't i limit the resources per user?
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  • Infopro
    Sounds to me like you've got a couple of rogue user accounts that should be terminated, or worse, compromised accounts that need to be looked at a bit closer. Limiting resources would only slow them down, not end the problems you're faced with. You might want to look into hiring someone to assist you with this if you're unsure on what to do next: System Administration Services | cPanel Forums
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  • Tibbers
    Sounds to me like you've got a couple of rogue user accounts that should be terminated, or worse, compromised accounts that need to be looked at a bit closer. Limiting resources would only slow them down, not end the problems you're faced with. You might want to look into hiring someone to assist you with this if you're unsure on what to do next: System Administration Services | cPanel Forums

    I am sure its not a user spam that rocketfs2 is my own website and its getting attacked too.
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  • cPanelMichael
    There is no plugins to limit the usage per user? or to stop those attacks by setting timeout time or banning the spammers ip?

    Hello, There's no such functionality in cPanel & WHM, but you may find CloudLinux helpful if you want this functionality: CloudLinux - Main | New template Thank you.
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