Strange process

tr -cd 'a-zA-Z0-9' < /dev/urandom 2 > /dev/null | head -c`perl -le 'print int rand(7) + 10'`
Let's Encrypt script does not have this.

The code I see is (the one you pasted above):
Code:
tr -cd 'a-zA-Z0-9' < /dev/urandom 2>/dev/null | head -c8

No issues with letsencrypt.sh at all. Do you have any?

Regarding CustomBuild, I've updated RPC bit for FreeBSD, it'd likely fix the issue.
 
Let's Encrypt script does not have this
I did the tests you asked the poster before us.
Do you have any?
Seems to be if I kick off a ssl cert renew. The tr command keeps on running the LE process never seems to finish. I found the tr process running for 15 hours on one of my servers.

, I've updated RPC bit for FreeBSD, it'd likely fix the issue.
So I can test this. Seems it has to be one or the other LE or ./build I didn’t think LE called ./build
 
It runs infinitely and it spawns many processes (seems to be related to the number of CPUs on the system?). If you kill a "tr" process, it respawns again.
 
Yep
Grep for letsencrypt

See if you find those running like in my previous post.
Kill them first then tr
 
Ok it seems fixed. Do this and test

Code:
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build clean
./build update
./build letsencrypt

Version should be.
Let's encrypt client 2.0.14 has been installed.

service directadmin restart

You may have to kill of old process or reboot

Code:
ps -aux |grep lets
kill -9 pids from command

ps -aux |grep tr
kill -9 pids from command
 
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