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Ok, while playing in my apache access logs looking at default.ida requests I found a different, very weird anomaly. Every Sunday morning at 4:02am (going back at least 3 weeks), my Apache would catch a SIGTERM, then tell me that PHP3.0.18 and mod_perl reinstantiated themselves properly. When I checked /var/log/messages I see that at this same time, my syslogd is resetting itself. What the hell is that? I've never deliberately done anything with perl or PHP in relation to Apache (I'm a Java geek). Is this nothing? Is my syslogd scheduled to reboot itself weekly anyway, and somehow that is causing Apache to reboot as well? Or am I owned? The weird thing would be that last Sunday my machine wasn't even on the net, having just moved into a new house. So I find it hard to believe that somebody got me that fast. Prior to last sunday I had a whole different ISP. Duane - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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