custom build from the source.
what else do you want to know?
please let me know.
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Hi,
i haved apache in an mpm worker, and it constantly crashes.
it gives me this in the error logs, any idea?
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[Mon Nov 17 21:05:21 2008] [error] (88)Socket operation on non-socket:
apr_socket_accept: (client socket)
[Mon Nov 17 21:05:21 2008] [error] (88)Socket operation on non-socket:
apr_so
> I tried that, and get this:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] web]# su apache
> bash-3.00$ cd /website/nfs-directory
> bash: cd: /website/nfs-directory: Stale NFS file handle
>
> So also on the shell line, it gives this error...
What I forgot to mention is that, when I do this as root, I get no problems...
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I tried that, and get this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] web]# su apache
bash-3.00$ cd /website/nfs-directory
bash: cd: /website/nfs-directory: Stale NFS file handle
So also on the shell line, it gives this error...
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Hello,
I am trying a script (PHP) that writes files to disk.
Now, writing the files locally works file, if I have a write-to
directory owned apache:apache.
Files created are owned apache:apache by default.
But, I want to try this:
I have an NFS share that has a large amount of space. I want the f
Hi,
could anyone point me to a log file or suexec or something?
The standard apache error log shows nothing about my problem.
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> Does suexec of something trivial work? If not, what's in
> the suexec log?
I don't really see a suexec log? Where do I find this?
In the general apache logs, I don't see anything... that's the whole
annoying part!
> Does it work if you turn off selinux?
It is, and was, off; always. (I don't l
> SELinux?
Nope: SELINUX=disabled
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Hi Brian,
thanks for your remark:
> Can you run the program from the server itself?
I actually did test this, but forgot to mention it.
Yes, I did run it manually, and it does what it is supposed to do.
So that's not it. It really is the combo apache+running this program...
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Hello,
I have a question... of course! :)
I THINK my question is related to suexec...
I have a GUI on my server, written in PHP.
It has a wrapper program, written in C I think (compiled), that runs a
few commands.
Now, I recently upgraded my system to Fedora 9 and the latest apache.
Suddenly, t
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