I have a cpanel box and I'm having the following issue:

A few times a day, apache restarts. I checked the logs and found this:

[notice] SIGUSR1 received. Doing graceful restart

I have been searching alot, but couldn't find the cause.

Running RH7.3 with latest CPanel stable tree.

Any help is greatly appreciated! :)

Just found another interesting error:

[notice] child pid 29012 exit signal Segmentation fault

You could have bad ram, or some sort of module problem. You will need to look into the logs more as to what is happening before the seg faults to determine the problem.

Originally posted by MN-Robert
You could have bad ram, or some sort of module problem. You will need to look into the logs more as to what is happening before the seg faults to determine the problem.

Found on cpanel forums that the issue could be mcrypt. So I'm going to recompile it without mcrypt :)

Thanks for the tip :)

We have mcrypt running fine on 17 servers and we have no seg faults.

[notice] SIGUSR1 received. Doing graceful restart

cat /etc/logrotate.d/httpd

Explains that daily HUP or USR1, perfectly normal. Segfaults are a different story however.

Originally posted by WebProx
I have a cpanel box and I'm having the following issue:

A few times a day, apache restarts. I checked the logs and found this:

[notice] SIGUSR1 received. Doing graceful restart

I have been searching alot, but couldn't find the cause.

Running RH7.3 with latest CPanel stable tree.

Any help is greatly appreciated! :)

I had this problem a while ago also, recompiled apache with the same options that I was currently using and it worked fine ever since.

I would suggest the same...

Tell us please, if recompiling apache helped or not.