Matt-
Yes, I agree. It's a very frustrating scenario. My experience has been that the OS is just fine, with other services
being unaffected by the Apache break down. It always happens at peak load periods, usually when several web applications
are being hit hard at the same time. If something w
Rob,
This won't be much help, but we've had this happen under severe load too
(Apache 2.0.50, RHEL 3, 2.4.21-40). I haven't managed to find an
explanation, but my current assumption is that either Apache or the OS
is running out of some critical resource (file descriptors? socket
limits? who
I don't know a whole lot, but with only one process starting it sounds
like you may have the debug switch on (-X). I am unsure how different
RedHat is from Fedora, but if you have a /etc/sysconfig/httpd I would
look in there to see if you have the -X option turned on.
-X Run httpd in debug
On 7/24/06, Robert Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rob-
Thanks for the response.
This is definitely not a configuration issue. The error logs don't seem to
indicate why only one process starts, but the
children fail to start. I get a normal startup message in the logs. The only
thing that clea
Rob-
Thanks for the response.
This is definitely not a configuration issue. The error logs don't seem to indicate why only one process starts, but the
children fail to start. I get a normal startup message in the logs. The only thing that clears this is re-booting the host.
Are there other pl
I'd check your config first. I forget the syntax for Redhat, but for
my Knoppix system it's "/usr/sbin/apache2 -t". To check your system,
locate the httpd executable and display it's help:
"/path/to/httpd -h"
Then, assuming everything checks out, check /var/log/httpd. Hopefully
this will prov
Hello again-
I haven't received any responses on this, so I thought maybe I could simplify my question. If Apache fails to restart,
where should I look to find out why? The log files? System logs? Other Apache files (which ones)? Should I run a
diagnostic while Apache is frozen? What should I l
