On 03/03/2014 05:01 PM, Johnny Hughes wrote: > On 03/03/2014 03:28 PM, Tim Dunphy wrote: >> Hey all, >> >> I'm having a little bit of a weird issue on my web host. I was just >> wondering if anyone's seen anything like this before. >> >> The problem is that you can't seem to restart apache via the stock init >> script that comes with apache: >> >> [root@beta:~] #service httpd restart >> Stopping httpd: [FAILED] >> Starting httpd: [Mon Mar 03 11:21:14 2014] [warn] module php5_module is >> already loaded, skipping >> (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80 >> (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address >> 0.0.0.0:80<http://0.0.0.0/> >> no listening sockets available, shutting down >> Unable to open logs >> [FAILED] >> [root@beta:~] # >> >> IT complains that apache can't restart because apache is already listening. >> >> So what you have to do in this case is kill it like so: >> >> [root@beta:~] #pgrep httpd >> 12322 >> 22405 >> 22505 >> 22506 >> 22507 >> 22508 >> 22509 >> 22510 >> 22511 >> 22512 >> [root@beta:~] # >> >> [root@beta:~] #pkill httpd >> >> >> And repeat as necessary until you can achieve this: >> >> [root@beta:~] #pgrep httpd >> [root@beta:~] # >> >> >> It's a real pain with it being the way it is, because this makes it >> impossible for puppet to manage this service. I'm mainly just tired of >> seeing errors in the reports about this! :) >> >> So whaddya think? Have you ever seen this problem before and do you know >> how to solve this issue? >> >> Thanks, >> Tim >> > Are you sure all the instances were started by the stock initscript > initially ... it sounds like something is killing or creating apache > instances that are in /var/run/httpd/ I meant something else is starting httpd and NOT putting the info in /var/run/httpd/ > > That normally happens if httpd is started manually by another script or > user process rather than the one in /etc/init.d/ >
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