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Re: SV: [cobalt-security] SIGUSR1
- Subject: Re: SV: [cobalt-security] SIGUSR1
- From: "storage@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <storage@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 11:04:30 -0000
- List-id: Mailing list for users to address network security on Cobalt products. <cobalt-security.list.cobalt.com>
"Kai Schantz, Euroweb" <kai@xxxxxxxxxx> said:
> Does it come from a user, who types it, or is this a normal thing that the
> system does daily.
>
It most likely came from the OS itself, indirectly through you. If you
restarted your services manually, or made changes to your configuration that
required a restart, this would have happened.
> Does SIGUSRI restart the webserver completly?
>
No, SIGUSR1 doesn't restart it completely, it simply reloads the processes,
so configuration changes are loaded by the apache process.
> Shall this worry me? (a bit paranoid, got my other raq seriously hacked 2
> days ago)
>
Unless it happened completely out of the blue, I doubt it. If you made any
changes to your sites that require a reload of Apache, like adding web server
aliases, etc. this is normal. If you haven't been anywhere near the control
panel, it might be an idea to check the logs and verify some of your RPM's.
(Type 'man rpm' at the command line.)
adam