I am new SUSE SLE 8 user. I installed SAMBA last week. I restart the system
and the X window cannot be restarted. I logged in as root and find all the
files are marked as read only. I checked the log files in /var/log and find
some log files from unknown machines. Is this a malicious attack? Thanks for
any clues. -peter-
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starting services at daemon failed
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startproc: exit status of parent of /usr/sbin/cron:1 failed
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Failed services in runlevel 3: random atd cron
On 10/12/05, suse@karsites.net
Do you have enough main memory?
try 'free -m -s5' to monitor your memory usage.
How large is your swap partition?
df -h
check /var/log/boot.msg, messages, warn, for anything amiss.
Are you running out of disk space on your log partition?
Keith
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Andy wrote:
To: suse-security@suse.com From: Andy
Subject: [suse-security] Strange server crash Hi to all,
We have a Fujitsu Siemens server, Dual Xeon 2.8, 160GB sata HDD configured in software raid. On the server there is Apache, Php, vsftp and postgresql db running. Suse 9.1 64 Prof is installed.
About once a month the server just freezes. Sometimes I can ping and it respondes, sometimes not. I cannot connect to the server anymore froma any point of view. None of the services are running anymore, http, ftp, samba etc... I cannot know if the console works because I'm not near the server. I looked over and over the log files and couldn't see anything wrong. Or maybe my log settings are not right?
Any clues?
Thanks in advance.
Andy
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