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Re: New worm segfaults apache


From: bugtraq <bugtraq () cgisecurity net>
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 08:41:22 +0000 (GMT)


1.3.20 on freebsd 4.3 stable with all security patches applied.
I have 256 megs of ram and don't run alot of applications so I know its
not a lack of memory/ swap/etc.. :x



What version of Apache?

Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: bugtraq
To: incidents () securityfocus com
Sent: 9/18/01 11:37 AM
Subject: New worm segfaults apache

Hello,


Over 15 times my apache has segfaulted whenever I get scanned by this
worm.

Sep 18 13:30:15 cgisecurity /kernel: pid 35290 (httpd), uid 1003: exited
on signal 11
Sep 18 13:38:03 cgisecurity /kernel: pid 35390 (httpd), uid 1003: exited
on signal 11
Sep 18 14:06:00 cgisecurity /kernel: pid 35391 (httpd), uid 1003: exited
on signal 11
Sep 18 14:20:51 cgisecurity /kernel: pid 35453 (httpd), uid 1003: exited
on signal 11
Sep 18 15:27:22 cgisecurity /kernel: pid 35740 (httpd), uid 1003: exited
on signal 11
^C

Any idea why apache is segfaulting? I have 250 megs of free ram without
proccess limits and
it segfaults. Also I tried every string and have been unable to
replicate it manually.

- admin () cgisecurity com


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