Apache looping?

"Collins, Kevin [MindWorks]" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.release.taroon.general
Message-ID <D7E00CB28E5BFE45B20F13AF1FF85460013C95B8@CHVPKNTXC1MC.chvpk.chevrontexaco.net>
Hi folks,

	I've discovered this morning that one of my web servers was
unresponsive. I check with a 'ps -ef' and discovered I had only one
httpd process (the parent, running as root). So, I restarted Apache with
'service httpd restart' and see the same behavior - parent is started
with no children. The access.log and error.log appear normal.

Nothing has changed on this server in months and I can confirm via the
previous access logs that it was responsive a couple days ago.

If I use 'strace' to attach to the running parent process I see this:

times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351
times(NULL)                             = -2088278351

The number is decrementing as it goes by (about once per second, which
probably makes sense).

I've tried using the default httpd.conf that comes with the package, but
I see the same behavior. 

In addition, I updated to httpd-2.0.46-56.ent.i386.rpm and
mod_ssl-2.0.46-56.ent.i386.rpm (from 2.0.46-54.ent) and still no change
in behavior.

If anyone has ideas I would appreciate it as this server has about 10
websites it serves that are currently (obviously) out of the water.

Thanks,

Kevin

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