RE: Bash error log clues?
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Wayne Miller <badger(at)intrepid.net>, hwg-servers(at)hwg.org |
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At 04:24 PM 7/31/00, Wayne Miller wrote:
>Can't find apachectl, in /etc/init.d/, but checked httpd and saw nothing
>amiss. The server's configs just get read once at startup, is that right?
apachectl is in the apache /bin directory, if apache was compiled from
scratch. If memory serves, the RPM does not contain the file -- I've
symlinked it to the script in /etc/rc.d/init.d
My understanding is, if a config file is specified at httpd startup, each
time a server process needs to be started, the config is re-read. May be
wrong there. Suppose it would probably depend on whether you were running
Apache in standalone or inetd mode.
>In an approximately 20 minute period, the error was logged either 120 or
>60 times (depending upon whether the two-line error is one instance or
>two). I cannot correlate *anything* happening in the error_log with
The two-line error is one instance. Line 1 is the error itself, line 2 is
the error notification.
>sh: syntax error near unexpected token `;'
>sh: -c: line 1: `;'
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>error *must* come from a shell script? If Perl scripts malfunction, they
>show time-stamped errors in the
It could come from a program called "sh" -- but normally, it would indicate
a shell call.
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