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New fixed script uploaded.

You can download a copy of the first version of a tool that will autostart apache when it sees processing failures:

http://downloads.prometheus-group.com/t ... _apache.pl

If you have other errors you want it to look for, let me know and I'll add it in.

Is this a virtual server? If so, the hidden processes are the processes of the other virtual servers on the box - they are in fact hidden. If its not a vserver then the box has hidden processes and if you ran this at root that means the box may be rootkitted.

Nope, not shunned or ever shunned.

Yep, that means no errors.

Make sure you regularly run the spamassassin rule updater. The default ruleset, provided by spamassasin.org can be updated with this command: sa-update And then you need to restart spamassasin to load the new rules. We recommend you set this up as a cronjob. If you want to use additional rule provid...

Yeah I wouldnt install any tool that lets a user do that. Youre basically giving them free reign for all your domains if you do that, because a customer could basically make themselves authoritative for all the domains.

In plesk a customer should not be able to turn it off for a domain as the vhost.conf file should still be owned by root, but yes that would be BAD BAD BAD if a user could do that. If anyone is running a version of Plesk that does allow that let us know. :-)

What do you see in the specific events log? (You need to look at this file as well /20090106/20090106-0822/20090106-082234-TN2dTn8AAAEAAGkUh3IAAAAM within the ASL audit directory)

Do you see anything in your ASL logs blocking tinymce? If you submit a report I guarantee we will get an update out that day (well as long as its not at midnight or something).

The blacklists for spam are a backup to the spam rules, so if spam seems to be getting stopped by the 30_asl_antispam rules then turn off the domain-blacklists if you are really tight on RAM. We're working on integration with spamassassin for posts which will make the rules less important, but its g...

Thanks I will definitely take you up on the offer to check things out locally. I've been reading up some issues with 64bit, php, apache and segfaults so I wonder if this is related to that.

I'm off for the holidays but will check the forums this weekend.

For what its worth, I've definitely seen that changes to MaxClients and changes to the StartServers in the worker MPM cause segfaults on other systems we work with. I'll do some research.

Also you probably mentioned this before but are these 32bit or 64bit systems?

Can you diff your apache config files to see what config differences exist between the machines?

Also, are they all running the same apache, apache modules and all other libraries? any differences there?

This sounds like a bug in apache for sure.

Looks like the SaneSecurity project is on a temporary break. We have an archive of the last good set of signatures and will make them available, but you can see the author isn't supporting them right now. If he decides to drop the project we may fork the sigs (copyright and licensing issues still be...