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Apache exploit may crash your server – heres how to fix it
We have picked up that there was an exploit in Apache which can result in your server running out of memory. the discovery was noticed quiet some time ago, but never fixed, and it seems to have reared its head … Continue reading
libc6 vs libc6-xen problems with applications segfaulting
We recieved the following email this morning which may be a problem from time to time with other users, so i thought I would share this. Subject: Seg faults on apache mysql and a couple of other less import programs. … Continue reading
Ubuntu 9.04 bug with networking directory creation
We had a customer email in after updating to Jaunty recently. They said the following Hi guys, I upgraded my VPS a little while back to Ubuntu Jaunty (because I was several versions out of date and the apt repositories … Continue reading