On Sun, Jul 07, 2013 at 06:18:14PM +0300, Mikael wrote:
> Hi,
>
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>
> Reproducible: By me, beyond these two occurrences no.
>
> Machine: Dual-xeon with a BGE NIC
>
> Environment details:
>
> - On the second occurrence there was one defunct process that had a
> bound TCP port.
> - Permanently ~~50 incoming TCP connections per second as some kind of
> undirected spamming/flodding/micro-semi-DDOS, no clue from who or if with
> any particular flags.
> - On both occurrences, previously an EGDB session run as user had
> crashed so that kill -9 was needed.
> - At some points, user processes had encountered malloc failure due to
> insufficient RAM.
> - Other than this absolutely nothing exotic.
So you were under attack, something called EGDB had crashed but was
still running so you need to kill -9 it, and user processes had run
out of memory. And you can't reproduce.
Obviously nothing exotic going on there!
FrostyPants should have pointed you at
http://openbsd.org/report.html
rather than "/me shoots himself".
Attachments are not permitted on this list, and thus whatever was
in the png files did not make it through.
.... Ken
