Nagios causing signal 11 on apache.

[C. Bensend]

> However, if you do have a flaky memory bank in the high memory
> regions, the extra memory load caused by the nagios processes might
> push the Apache processes to higher memory locations, where they get
> hit by the bad memory. Just a shot in the dark, but I've seen stranger
> things.

Another possibility might be that the Nagios _daemon_ isn't causing the
problem, but Nagios actually testing (via check_http) the Apache running
on that box.

Is your Nagios instance configured to test Apache on that same machine?

Benny


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