Re: [users@httpd] weirdness

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On 4/13/05, Aran Clary Deltac <aran@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Note: This does _not_ appear to be a mod_perl issues, and yes, I have
> checked the error_log.
> 
> All of a sudden apache is acting really weird.  I have a custom built
> 1.3.33 apache (mod_per, mod_ssl) that serves 53 virtual host sites.  Some
> are very simple and serve static html, while some are more advanced with
> Mason.
> 
> Everything was running fine until I added a new site.  I added it, did a
> normal configtest (said everything was ok), hit restart and it says it
> started.  I try to access the site - connection refused.  I check 'ps axf
> | grep apache' and its not there.  I try 'netstat -l' and its not there.
> I hit 'apachectl stop' and I'm told its not running (ya, I know..).  I try
> to start it again, says it started, but it doesn't.
> 
> The error_logs show NOTHING except the usual can't find favicon.ico.

Sounds like a file-descriptor issue:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/fd-limits.html

Usually that would log something to the error log, however.

You can also try starting apache with the -X option to run
single-process and see if you get more useful feedback.  You can also
run with -X under strace or gdb to see what is going on.

Joshua.

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