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-    <B>Andrew Church</B> 
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-<PRE>&gt;&gt;<i>      This is bizarre, and looks like memory corruption; can you 
-</I>&gt;&gt;<i> reproduce
-</I>&gt;&gt;<i> it consistently?
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-</I>&gt;<i>Not really. As I said, I suppose the machine on which the services are 
-</I>&gt;<i>running (which also is our main hub server) was probably under attack - 
-</I>&gt;<i>just like yesterday, *sigh*.
-</I>&gt;<i>The whole network froze and other servers (including mine) splitted, and 
-</I>&gt;<i>when we came back there was no sign of services, just that core file. I 
-</I>&gt;<i>didn't find anything strange in the logs either.
-</I>&gt;<i>I didn't check the cpu load when I logged onto the machine, but I've 
-</I>&gt;<i>heard of some attacks that manage to rise the load to  100%. Could that 
-</I>&gt;<i>be the case?
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-     Such attacks are possible, but I doubt those are related to the crash.
-It's more likely the flood triggered a bug somewhere in Services that
-corrupted memory--I've heard reports of such but have never managed to
-track it down.  Version 5.0 should be more stable in that regard, I hope.
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-  --Andrew Church
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