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Subject: Apache Segmentation fault
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I am getting the following:

[<timestamp>] [notice] child pid 7136 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

What I did was check all the virtual domain logs for likely suspects
near or at the timestamp.

Can I do any better than that?

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