This is a discussion on PING failed with SegFAULT!!! within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I am running a moderately sophisticated script to monitor site http://www.algebra.com/ and restart Apache if it is ...
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I am running a moderately sophisticated script to monitor site
http://www.algebra.com/ and restart Apache if it is stuck, or send me text messages to cell phone if I cannot restart it etc. I run it from my home computer. As part of this script I ping google to see if my internet connection is up. And if google is not pingable, I report a "home internet is down" error condition. It's great. Here's what alarmed me. Today something caused ping to segfault: sh: line 1: 26675 Segmentation fault ping -c 2 www.google.com >/dev/null My question is, WTF. What could make ping crash? Is there some hack attack underway? DNS poisoning, etc? i |
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Ignoramus15474 wrote:
> It's great. Here's what alarmed me. Today something caused ping to > segfault: > > sh: line 1: 26675 Segmentation fault ping -c 2 www.google.com >/dev/null Bad memory? Get a copy of memtest86 and run it overnight. |