RE: [users@httpd] logs

[Dave Henderson <dhenderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for your reply Yong.  I am looking more into it and it  looks like it might be writing the information to the old server I had  (as I didn't take it offline).  What is selinux?
  
  Thanks,
  Dave
  

Yong Lee <ylee@xxxxxxx> wrote:

I think you’ll need to provide more background info on your problem to get some help on it as your question is too general.

 

Some obvious things to look for would be :

-          check your log file paths as defined in your configuration file

-          check their permissions

-          if using linux with selinux check the context of the directories

 

Yong.

 

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From: Dave Henderson [mailto:dhenderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: July 7, 2006 10:29 AM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [users@httpd] logs

 

Gang,

    I have reinstalled apache on a new server and copied over the config files as well as webpages files.  I have tested internally and externally to verify the site it coming up, but nothing is being written to the logs.  I am starting the apache daemon with the root user and the log files get created with root:root as the owners, yet nothing gets written to them.  Any ideas?

Thanks,

Dave