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Mysql abuse

Hello,

How to see which user abuse the mysql? My system load is always very low. But sometimes 1-2 user use all cores for mysql.

So my mysql use all cpu power. How to discover which database abuse the system?

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  • show processlist; will show you the current queries.

    Thanked by 1WillGrehem
  • turnkeyintenetturnkeyintenet Member, Host Rep

    look for the one with wordpress or databases in the querry from "show processlist' that have a name that includes _wp. Chances are its a wordpress module gone rogue/overloading you. Unfortunately show processlist doesnt always show the right info instantly for you, thats why as a last resort scrutinize which are wordpress, then manually check those wordpress installs for strange stuff (hacked, or add-on modules that are highly inefficient,known to overload servers)

    Thanked by 1WillGrehem
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