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Homberger
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I got this problem with Debian 4 / Plesk 9.0.1
How can i check for that grsec thing?
How can i check for that grsec thing?
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timm_tem
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killall -9 /usr/bin/sw-engine-cgi
/etc/init.d/psa start
Kill all processus name /usr/bin/sw-engine-cgi
And restart plesk.
Need patch.
This did as you said Kill the /usr/bin/sw-engine-cgi but my AWStats seems to have stopped updating? how do I return this back to normal to see if it's /usr/bin/sw-engine-cgi or if I have done some thing else
Thank you in advanced
Tim
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AbdallahA
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Any news on this, i have a server on OVH, and i'm having the same problem, is there is a solution guys? a workaround?
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Kevin Boers
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Any update?
I'm still seeing this issue. I have a cron job running every single hour to killall sw-engine-cgi and stop/start psa.
I'm still seeing this issue. I have a cron job running every single hour to killall sw-engine-cgi and stop/start psa.
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AbdallahA
Guest
I fixed my problem by replacing the grsec kernel with a vanilla one.
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