I have a scan that's failing out with the following error:

Scan finished in 18 minutes 23 seconds.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/ui/gtkUi/main.py", line 640, in startScanWrap
    self.w3af.start()
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/w3afCore.py", line 441, in start
    self._realStart()
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/w3afCore.py", line 653, in
_realStart
    self._end()
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/w3afCore.py", line 741, in _end
    tm.join(joinAll=True)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/threads/threadManager.py", line
120, in join
    self._threadPool.wait( ownerObj, joinAll )
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/threads/threadpool.py", line
271, in wait
    self.poll(block=True, ownerObj=ownerObj, joinAll=joinAll)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/threads/threadpool.py", line
108, in run
    self.resultQueue.put( (request, request.callable(*request.args,
**request.kwds)) )
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/basePlugin/basePlugin.py", line
197, in _sendMutant
    grepResult=grepResult, useCache=useCache)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/controllers/basePlugin/basePlugin.py", line
262, in meth
    return attr(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/data/url/xUrllib.py", line 357, in POST
    return self._send( req , grepResult=grepResult, useCache=useCache)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/data/url/xUrllib.py", line 538, in _send
    self._incrementGlobalErrorCount(e)
  File "/pentest/web/w3af/core/data/url/xUrllib.py", line 735, in
_incrementGlobalErrorCount
    raise w3afMustStopByUnknownReasonExc(msg, errs=last_errors)
w3afMustStopByUnknownReasonExc: xUrllib found too much consecutive errors.
The remote webserver doesn't seem to be reachable anymore.


w3af svn 4349
Backtrack 5 x64

Website still appears to be available when checked with a browser.  Any
ideas on what may be happening?

Chris


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