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I found nothing in /var/log/apache/error_log<br />
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I found that even httpd -v produced an error.<br />
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This is a &quot;cloud server&quot; - so I ditched that drive and did YUM updates from a backup, And, eh voila, the problem has gone away. &quot;Corrupt data&quot; in some way.<br />
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Thanks for your help you guys.
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I found nothing in /var/log/apache/error_log

I found that even httpd -v produced an error.

This is a "cloud server" - so I ditched that drive and did YUM updates from a backup, And, eh voila, the problem has gone away. "Corrupt data" in some way.

Thanks for your help you guys.

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Good efforts - but in the end not the solution
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Good efforts - but in the end not the solution

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I am seeing lots &amp;&nbsp;lots of these errors in /var/log/messages:<br />
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kernel: httpd[4802] trap invalid opcode rip:2afb9d6cb89a rsp:2afb9d6f458a error:0<br />
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* What does that mean?<br />
* Can I fix it?<br />
* If it can be ignored, how can I prevent the log filling up with these messages?<br />
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This is on Linux 2.6.18-194.17.1.el5 on x86_64, CentOS 5.7<br />
Apache version 2.2.3
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I am seeing lots & lots of these errors in /var/log/messages:

kernel: httpd[4802] trap invalid opcode rip:2afb9d6cb89a rsp:2afb9d6f458a error:0

* What does that mean?
* Can I fix it?
* If it can be ignored, how can I prevent the log filling up with these messages?

This is on Linux 2.6.18-194.17.1.el5 on x86_64, CentOS 5.7
Apache version 2.2.3

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