Hi,I'm sorry if this has been discussed before, but I've been looking through this list's archive and found nothing related to it.
anyway... the thing is that I'm running a web server, with multiple domains running on a virtual-host set up.
Each domain name has its own error_log file, through the ErrorLog directive in the individual conf file.
For some reason (I'm trying to find out), the path where the error_log file is kept gets deleted from time to time i some of the domains (each one has its own errorlog folder). After that, when i perform a configtest, apache doesn't complain, but when i run graceful, it stops working as to apache this is a major problem.
So... i just would like to know if i can do something to avoid this from happening... may be can i set up apache so that a message like "errorlog file does not exist" appears in the configtest and not only in the graceful itself? may be can i make apache create that folder if it doesn't exist? may be can i make apache ignore that problem and consider it like a warning and not error?
I know that apache is able to create a new error_log file if it doesn't find one and has the right privileges, but it fails to create the folder. I guess this is the normal and expected behaviour, i just need to know if i can make it behave as i need.
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