you know Apache tanked on me at about 11pm CST tonight, and shes been running steadily for nearly a month now without a reboot. I ran a restart and she popped backup, but the CPanel didnt catch it for over 45 mins. I was also curious what caused it to start failing.
Me Too... Apache, MySql and Bind
Every time I reboot my server, Apache, MySql and Bind fail to start. It seems that I have to restart them using the restart services function to every time I reboot ??????
Every time I reboot my server, Apache, MySql and Bind fail to start. It seems that I have to restart them using the restart services function to every time I reboot ??????
The few times i rebooted the sever, Apache, MySql and Bind fail to start at first, but i give it some time on its own, and in a matter of a few mins.(sometimes 20) they are back up and running. Sometimes patience is a virtue.
If services are failing to start on system startup, log into a shell and make sure they are set to startup with the server:
chkconfig --list <insert daemon name here>
If it's not set to ON in runlevel 3 - it's not gonna start with the server.
So issue
chkconfig <insert daemon name here> on
to change that.
chkconfig --list <insert daemon name here>
If it's not set to ON in runlevel 3 - it's not gonna start with the server.
So issue
chkconfig <insert daemon name here> on
to change that.
Ok, I tried what you said, but I don't think I'm doing it right (I'm new to this). When I type:
chkconfig --list bind it comes back and say's "error reading information on service bind: no such file or directory". What 'daemon' name am I suposed to use for Apache, MySql and Bind?
chkconfig --list bind it comes back and say's "error reading information on service bind: no such file or directory". What 'daemon' name am I suposed to use for Apache, MySql and Bind?
