Doing the buildapache.sea update crashes my server

[orca]

Hi there,

if I do an update using buildapache.sea my server always crashes at the following line:

`cat CCTYPE` -c `cat CFLAGS` imap4r1.c

Then a technician needs to go to the NOC rebooting the server manually. What can cause this?

Orca

[bdraco]

[quote:2b9f042cca][i:2b9f042cca]Originally posted by orca[/i:2b9f042cca]

Hi there,

if I do an update using buildapache.sea my server always crashes at the following line:

`cat CCTYPE` -c `cat CFLAGS` imap4r1.c

Then a technician needs to go to the NOC rebooting the server manually. What can cause this?

Orca
[/quote:2b9f042cca]
Bad hardware or having less then 64 megs of ram in the machine.

[orca]

A P4 2,0 Ghz with 512 MB RAM?

[bdraco]

[quote:c48e66d2bf][i:c48e66d2bf]Originally posted by orca[/i:c48e66d2bf]

A P4 2,0 Ghz with 512 MB RAM?[/quote:c48e66d2bf]

Test your ram with memtest86

[orca]

Where do I get it? Or where is it? I only see command not found.

[moronhead]

--& http://www.memtest86.com

[orca]

Well, you need to do it with a boot disk. However, the server's a bit far away for me to test it there.
Anyway, it seems that it did partially update. I did a CPanel update to Release 137 and now apache fails to restart giving an error that it cant' includ libphp4.so with libcrypt4.so or so. Don't remember the line anymore. The server's down again since I tried installing it again...The thing is, that after some time, the server works again.

[orca]

Well, the server ran again and I checked whether I'm able to restart apache which was successful. However, shortly afterwards, the server crashed again. No shell access anymore, nothing. No idea where the problem is. Might be the incomplete install...