Issues with CageFS after expanding /home mount
We recently ran out of room on our staging server which is hosted at Linode. We have /home mounted to an additional storage volume, so I expanded the volume and ran e2fsck and resize2fs to make use of the extra space, then remounted /home to the volume. Everything went pretty well, except now we are experiencing an issue with two different user accounts (so far) where CageFS becomes disabled or broken on their accounts. I usually find out when they open a ticket because the can't SSH to their account and the website is returning a 503 error. When I connect to the server and try `su - account` I get an error "cannot create child process". If I run `cagefsctl -M` to remount CageFS it will work for a while (sometimes hours, sometimes a few day) but the issue eventually comes back. Running `cagefsctl --force-update` has not resolved the issue, and running `cagefsctl --sanity-check` doesn't report any errors. Any help troubleshooting this would be greatly appreciated.
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cannot create child process usually means that the account is using all of the allocated resources. Have you looked at stats and see if any treshold for those account(s) has been reached?
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Hi Andrew, thanks for the reply. I'm not seeing any issues with either account as far as resource utilization goes. CloudLinux reported no faults and they're both well short of their disk space quotas. Is there anywhere else I could check? I'm not seeing anything particularly helpful in /var/log/messages either around the time of the issues.
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This sounds like something CloudLinux would likely want to see a ticket on.
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Have you tried to disable CageFS completely then enable it again?
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