<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Re: Nagios 2.3 internal server error.</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> Hmm, missed this. Gave this code a shot and am still seeing the problem, though it seems at a _MUCH_ lower rate of frequency. Of 1200 hits I got only 3 500’s returned by the client (previous failure rate was around 1:40). The other significant change is I’m not seeing segfaults reported by the CGI’s, nor the “premature end of script headers” message in the apache logs that used to correspond with these 500’s. I’m guessing this fixed the major problem and the symptoms of it (segv’s, script header issue)... Unless something else was changed, I’d say it’s “mostly fixed”, or at least better, likely due to the content_length issue? Thanks devs, I had actually given up hope that this would be tracked down and addressed. This is great news (pre-emptively). No idea if this was randomly spotted or someone went looking for it due to my (and others’) reports, but either way I appreciate it. Cheers, /eli 2.3 - 05/03/2006 * Bug fix for negative HTTP content_length header in CGIs On 5/9/06 5:22 AM, "Alessandro Ren" <alessandro.ren@opservices.com.br> wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE> I've updated to nagios 2.3 and I am still getting the internal server error from time to time in the CGIs refresh. Eli, have you tried the 2.3 already? Just to let the list know. </BLOCKQUOTE> </BODY> </HTML>