[clug] [PMX:#] Problem server

Tomasz Ciolek tmc at dreamcraft.com.au
Fri Aug 20 04:53:56 GMT 2004


No 1.

Check thet someone else is not getting the same IP address

No 2.
run chkrootkit

No 3. 
Run memx86test

Tomasz

On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 02:49:18PM +1000, Collins, Steve wrote:
> Hey, all y'all
> 
> I have a small RH9 server (converted desktop) which I'm running a few important things on - CVS, Nagios, Bugzilla.  Recently, it's started acting a little whacko.  It stops responding for no apparent reason, on no fixed schedule.  Today it's needed to be kicked in the guts at frequencies as short as a couple of minutes and as long as several hours.  There's no CPU or memory load, the / and /boot partitions are less than 10 per cent full respectively.
> 
> Our main Nagios server, which monitors this box, initially reports the HTTP server as non-responsive and then PING host checks fail.  I strongly suspect it's a hardware issue, but am not sure where to start poking.  The boot and messages logs don't reveal anything I can spot.
> 
> Any recommendations?
> 
> Steve
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