Apache won't restart

[ceco91]

My Apache Won't Restart ...

[sci2tech]

(09-01-2009 05:51 AM)ceco91 Wrote:  My Apache Won't Restart ...

Why?
error message al /etc/init.d/apache2 restart? logs?

[ceco91]

No. It is restart using apachectl restart. The path is corrent. Only script don't restart (When I add a new domain/subdomain I wait for 5-10 minutes and after that I restart it manualy. The perl script has already finished withoud error!)

[sci2tech]

What ispcp version?
When you run on console apachectl restart what happend?
BTW what distro? Debian uses apache2ctl.
/var/log/syslog?
/var/log/apache2/users/default-error.log?

[ceco91]

Distro: Ubuntu
Ispcp: 1.00 Final
When restart using console no problems. No strange thing happens.

Apache is compiled from source.
PHP is compiled from source.
MySQL is compiled from source.

I love to sophisticate my live.

[kilburn]

Quote:No. It is restart using apachectl restart

The panel is probably not using the correct apachectl script:

Code:

# grep CMD_HTTPD /etc/ispcp/ispcp.conf
CMD_HTTPD = /usr/sbin/apache2ctl

Replace this configuration directive and everything should be fine.

By the way, it's great if you like to sophisticate your life, but keep in mind that we don't. Next time you report an issue like this (my custom changes don't work), please include at least some proper debugging information:

- OS/Distro/version
- Versions of the involved software (ispcp XX, apache XX in this case)
- Possibly related configuration files (none in this case)
- Possibly related log files (/var/log/ispcp/ispcp-serv-mngr.stdout and /var/log/ispcp/ispcp-serv-mngr.stderr)

In any case, providing more info than needed is way better than not providing enough of it. Obviously, this:

ceco91 Wrote:My Apache Won't Restart ...

Is a clear example of epic failure bug report.

[gOOvER]

And remember: you have Moderatorstatus. For the next time: don't post such Bugreports

[ceco91]

I have checked everything. I have search all Perl files and can't find any place where is using APACHE_CMD. So my idea is to find in Perl scripts and try the exact command. Maybe my apachectl is bugged. It is my idea.

[joximu]

there are two lines with apachectl in the ispcp.config:

APACHE_CMD = /usr/sbin/apachectl
CMD_HTTPD = /usr/sbin/apachectl

check them!

/J