PHP5 gone wild

[WSmart]

I had the PTS gui open on my desktop and I don't know what happened but it disappeared and I have a 100% CPU loading, single core system. It ran for several hours and I killed it.

That's one thing I'm not fond of with the GUI-it disappears and even when it's there, it's not really giving any feedback.

Do love the GUI though. I think it's nice to be able to see everything displayed that way.

Is there a way to open a terminal into the process that's running or otherwise identify it?

No hurry on a reply.

Thanks.

[Michael]

Hmm, no easy way to debug that one. I haven't encountered it. If you run into it again, try to remember what it was that you did to cause the problem

[WSmart]

Thanks for looking, all y'all.

I had the GUI open and I had just run a couple tests in a console, RAMSpeed was the last, and Iozone before that. I left it run and had brought up html results.. I was working on another system as the results/browser launched, and when I came back, much later, the PTS GUI was gone and my CPU was spiked. I closed out the terminal and eventually killed the process PHP5 from the System Monitor.

Deb torrent

Just fyi. I don't have a clean install here. This isn't a test machine I'm working on. So that's probably a good part of the issue. I was just playing with the GUI. I got the cache set up and installed the tests I already had downloaded.

[Kano]

I have that problem too, not always, but usually after a test when it tries to get the system information - i saw that because xrandr causes flickering with fglrx drivers.