I think I broke something.

WARNING: Segmentation Faults in these executables

[jake66]

Can I get these errors by trying to use more memory than I have?

--------------------- Kernel Begin ------------------------


WARNING: Segmentation Faults in these executables
php-cgi : 1 Time(s)

WARNING: General Protection Faults in these executables
php-cgi : 2 Time(s)

---------------------- Kernel End -------------------------

My management company (who is very great, btw) suggested php may have to be reinstalled... so did I fatally break something, or is this type of error only show when I've activated a script that did something it wasn't supposed to?

Although I try to get the absolute specifics from them, it isn't really their job to explain this stuff to me.. other than how to fix it.

The only peculiar thing I did around the times posted in my logs:

Jun 5 01:23:14 myusername kernel: php-cgi[9638] general protection rip:7800d8 rsp:7fbfffecd0 error:0
Jun 5 01:25:30 myusername kernel: php-cgi[9909] general protection rip:7800d8 rsp:7fbfffed20 error:0
Jun 6 09:03:05 myusername kernel: php-cgi[12993] general protection rip:7800d8 rsp:7fbfffeba0 error:0
Jun 6 09:03:12 myusername kernel: php-cgi[13007] general protection rip:7800d8 rsp:7fbfffebe0 error:0
Jun 6 09:06:05 myusername kernel: php-cgi[13465]: segfault at 0000002ab5357920 rip 00000000007800d8 rsp 0000007fbfffebd0 error 4

was use:

ini_set("memory_limit","200M");

in two scripts (ran at separate intervals)

I am just interested to know if I potentially damaged the server or not?

[g1smd]

Does a simple "Hello World" script still run without errors?

[jake66]

Everything seems to be running without errors. I've been keeping an eye on error_log in public_html and the cpanel error log.