Question on paxtests causing segfaults

[aus-city]

Hi Scott,

I know official F11 comes in December.

The only issue besides the gui is I keep seeing these segfaults in my ossec hourly emails:

Oct 26 10:01:01 server kernel: anonmap[2257]: segfault at b77af000 ip b77af000 sp bf930bdc error 15
Oct 26 10:01:01 server kernel: execheap[2278]: segfault at 8927098 ip 08927098 sp bfe7eb8c error 15
Oct 26 10:01:01 server kernel: execstack[2285]: segfault at bf9f1570 ip bf9f1570 sp bf9f156c error 15
Oct 26 10:01:02 server kernel: shlibbss[2635]: segfault at 8aa5a0 ip 008aa5a0 sp bfa10dbc error 15 in shlibtest2.so[8a9000+2000]
Oct 26 10:01:02 server kernel: shlibdata[2642]: segfault at 523580 ip 00523580 sp bffa1bcc error 15 in shlibtest2.so[523000+2000]

Its happening hourly so I know its triggered in the crontab hourly asl

If I run them as root from the shell they execute properly.

Any idea's why segfaulting?

Thanks!

[scott]

That is part of the kernel vulnerability scanner, its expected behaviour so nothing to worry about.

[aus-city]

Hi Scott.

Okay thanks! Just worried when I saw segfaults.

Also wanted to report that the new plesk 9.2.3 with fedora 11 + asl 2.2 runs sweet!

Cheers!

[diego]

I am having this error:

Oct 22 05:15:46 server1 kernel: statistics[32311]: segfault at 0 ip 00006ec5e9e5e660 sp 000074f3f8606918 error 4 in libc-2.5.so[6ec5e9de6000+14c000]

[scott]

Thats not coming from ASL, thats a real segfault happening with the statistics package. Are your plesk stats coming up OK?

[diego]

I am looking at the stats of the traffic on the server and it shows 0.00 for 87 domains hosted on the server from a total of 94 domains only 7 shows some info but its minimal compared to past months.

What can be causing this?

[mikeshinn]

Seems to happen in general with some Plesk installs:

http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=83295

[gaia]

In addition to the segfaults listed by the OP, I also seeing segfaults on execbss and execdata (grouped with the same ones listed by the OP). I am not running the ASL kernel. Is this normal?

Thanks

[prupert]

https://www.atomicorp.com/wiki/index.ph ... st_mean.3F