Re: [WebDNA] WebDNA receiving numerous signal SIGSEGV then crashing
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texte = 408 Hi Steve, What version of CentOS are you using and what Apache version? have you been running this combo for a long time without problem? Did you do any recent change? (program or CentOS upgrade for instance) The last time I saw this kind of Segmentation fault on a CentOS was due = to a site actually calling EMailCompleted, with a capital "M" while = EmailCompleted with a lower-case m did not exist. So WebDNA was trying = to look inside a non-existent folder. - chris > On Jun 19, 2016, at 12:12, Steve Raslevich =
wrote: >=20 > Hello all, >=20 > I am running WebDNA 6.2 on CentOS. A few days ago the WebDNA Engine > stopped running over night. We restarted the service and it ran fine > until just a few hours ago. Now every time WebCatalogCtl is started > about 50 entries, examples below, are being logged at a high rate and > the WebDNA Engine crashes. Can anyone shed some light on this? >=20 > Thanks in advance! > Steve >=20 >=20 > Here's a snippet of what it is spewing when I start the WebDNA = service: >=20 > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26824]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26837] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26837]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26850] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26850]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26863] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26863]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26863]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26876] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26876]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26889] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26889]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26889]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26902] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26902]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26902]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26915] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26915]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26915]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26928] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26928]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26941] >=20 > --=20 >=20 > "Always pass on what you have learned." >=20 > _Yoda >=20 > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us --------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us .
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408 Hi Steve, What version of CentOS are you using and what Apache version? have you been running this combo for a long time without problem? Did you do any recent change? (program or CentOS upgrade for instance) The last time I saw this kind of Segmentation fault on a CentOS was due = to a site actually calling EMailCompleted, with a capital "M" while = EmailCompleted with a lower-case m did not exist. So WebDNA was trying = to look inside a non-existent folder. - chris > On Jun 19, 2016, at 12:12, Steve Raslevich = wrote: >=20 > Hello all, >=20 > I am running WebDNA 6.2 on CentOS. A few days ago the WebDNA Engine > stopped running over night. We restarted the service and it ran fine > until just a few hours ago. Now every time WebCatalogCtl is started > about 50 entries, examples below, are being logged at a high rate and > the WebDNA Engine crashes. Can anyone shed some light on this? >=20 > Thanks in advance! > Steve >=20 >=20 > Here's a snippet of what it is spewing when I start the WebDNA = service: >=20 > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26824]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26837] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26837]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26850] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26850]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26863] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26863]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26863]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26876] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26876]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26889] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26889]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26889]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26902] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26902]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26902]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26915] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26915]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26915]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26928] > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNA[26928]: WebDNA receives signal SIGSEGV > Jun 19 04:21:13 dell3 WebDNAMonitor[21599]: WebDNA restarts with pid = [26941] >=20 > --=20 >=20 > "Always pass on what you have learned." >=20 > _Yoda >=20 > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us --------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us .
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