Re: "Snort received signal 15, exiting"

[Stuart Grimshaw <stuart () smgsystems co uk>]

On Friday 07 December 2001 21:18 pm, Dragos Ruiu wrote:
> Signal 15 is SIGTERM usually the result of a kill command or such.
> A critical piece of information here is what OS this is under, please
> include version and processor type in the info so that a developer
> can try to dupicate the situation and identify if snort is erroneously
> deciding it has received this signal or if there is some funky os
> component or other process that is sending spurious kill signals.
>
> (My crystal ball guess... 1) RedHat7.x 2) Solaris ... as those two seemed
> to be the source of "funky" errors most often :-)

Looks like you need a new crystal ball for christmas :-)

Snort 1.8.2 running on Debian 2.2 potato, on a 486DX266 with 8mb RAM. 
Currently the data is being logged to a Postgres DB on a remote server, but I 
also saw the same behavour when Snort wrote to a log.

Hopefully insignificant, but the binary was compiled on another pc (also 
running Denian 2.2 potato, but it's a Celeron 400 with 256mb Ram)

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