Re: WEIRD!
Ola!
] > I have noticed lately when I look at my server when it has been idle there
] > is multiple lines that say "Unable To Load Interpreter"
]
] Maybe something ran out of memory, or your processtable was full so bash (or
] another shell) couldn't get loaded.
Maybe you have some script as a cron job or something alike that uses a
#!/path/to/interpreter as the first line, and this interpreter is
somewhere else or missing.
Sometimes I do get errors when I forget to chmod +x a new script on
/etc/cron.daily.
Your system might even be trying to execute some corrupted binary, whose
signature can't be understood and the kernel tries to load a module for a
strange binary format.
Fabio
( Fábio Olivé Leite olive@inf.ufrgs.br )
( http://descartes.ucpel.tche.br/~olive )
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