Re: no SSLMutex log created

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Joshua Slive wrote:
> On 7/22/07, Qingshan Xie <xieq_49@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Thanks William for your quick reply.
>>
>> I set the path for ssl_mutex log in local and correct
>> permission mode, however, I still could not see the
>> ssl_mutex log created after restart and tests.  any
>> idea?
> 
> SSLMutex is a lockfile, not a logfile. It is used for coordination
> between processes. It is normal for it to remain empty.

Moreso - as a file: (fcntl: or flock:) Apache creates the file, then
removes the file entry.  At this point - it remains as a file descriptor
but invisible to you.  You need to use a netstat like utility which lets
you explore open fd's to see them.  Don't panic if you don't see it, as
long as the SSLMutex directive didn't throw errors into your error.log,
you should be fine.

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